Yale Daily News

When Jay Rosen, chairman of New York University’s journalism department, posed the question “What are journalists really for?” he opened a floodgate. A panel of […]

April 19, 2001

In front of a packed house of nearly 500 people at the Law School auditorium, David Boies LAW ’66, regarded by many as the highest […]

April 17, 2001

Just four months after the Yale Co-op shut down, Wallace’s College Book Co., the firm that was supposed to salvage the financially floundering Co-op, filed […]

April 10, 2001

When the Yale College Council elections kick off April 14, students will not have to add unsolicited e-mails and sluggish e-mail servers to their list […]

March 29, 2001

In the midst of New Haven’s mayoral race, Democratic incumbent John DeStefano Jr. and his challenger, state Sen. Martin Looney, are creatively strategizing to raise […]

March 28, 2001

When Philosophy Department chair Robert Adams opened his e-mail account last Monday, he discovered his yearlong recruitment efforts were, in fact, worthwhile. The department had […]

March 23, 2001

Law professor Drew Days III has just secured himself a place in New Haven history — and not because of his stints as the U.S. […]

March 21, 2001

Sassy, a beauty supply shop on lower Chapel Street, just received a facelift and now glimmers like a gem among the rusty fences and deteriorating […]

February 21, 2001

Yalies with late-night cravings for buttered burgers and fried doughnuts will have to search for other options as the Yankee Doodle, a popular 50-year-old eatery, […]

February 19, 2001

While Californians struggle with power shortages and blackouts, New Englanders can rest assured they will likely not have to face such problems in the near […]

February 16, 2001

Connecticut police officers do not pull over black and Hispanic drivers because of their race, an unprecedented study on traffic stops reported this week. While […]

January 26, 2001