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Rules aim to curb pre-Game parties

Tailgating regulations will not be the only new rules limiting student gatherings during Harvard-Yale weekend this year. Students will not be allowed to host on-campus […]

October 27, 2005

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YSECS denies vandalism

The Yale Society for the Exploration of Campus Secrets, a semi-secret society involved in investigating the history of University buildings, has been accused of trespassing […]

October 26, 2005

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New tailgate rules released

Yale officials announced Monday new tailgate restrictions for all future home football games, including the Nov. 19 Yale-Harvard game in New Haven. The new rules, […]

October 25, 2005

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Sig Ep under Univ. review

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Ongoing discussions between the Yale administration and Sigma Phi Epsilon regarding the fraternity’s […]

October 18, 2005

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Fall Show garners mixed reviews

More than 1,800 students attended Friday evening’s Yale College Council Fall Show, which featured two high-profile comedy acts. But the show received mixed reviews, and […]

October 17, 2005

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Fall Show to draw crowds

Although the Yale College Council will likely still lose money on this year’s Fall Show even with added revenue from the new student activities fee, […]

October 14, 2005

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Minister fights homosexuality

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. In the wake of legislation legalizing civil unions in Connecticut that went into […]

October 11, 2005

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As mentor, Voigt was influential

Ward 27 Alderman Philip Voigt, an army veteran, longtime public servant and engineer in Yale’s Department of Utilities, passed away Wednesday at the age of […]

October 6, 2005

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Cell phones banned on roads

Talking on a cell phone while driving may now prove costly to Connecticut drivers. A law which took effect on Saturday, bans the use of […]

October 4, 2005

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E-mail policy aims to protect privacy

Yale students may not realize that some Information Technology Services employees can read personal e-mails sent through the University network, though these employees may only […]

October 4, 2005

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Smoking high school students quit for cash

The Department of Psychiatry and National Institutes of Health have given local teenagers a new reason to quit smoking — cold, hard cash. Yale researchers […]

September 28, 2005