Yale Daily News

Frances “Bitsie” Clark loves meetings. It does not matter how long — Clark says she loves watching people mingle, and she loves dissecting personalities. “I’m […]

March 27, 2002

In the middle of a residential neighborhood just outside Los Angeles is a famous botanical garden and research institute. Surrounded by drab suburban housing, it […]

March 7, 2002

Yale President Richard Levin announced on Thursday that he has appointed Amy Meyers GRD ’85 to be the new director of the Yale Center for […]

March 1, 2002

The story of the Connecticut Gay Men’s Chorus is a sometimes befuddling mix of the political and the sublimely musical. Their shows, which mix musical […]

February 26, 2002

When David McCullough ’55 was a junior at Yale, nearly half a century ago, he stayed in New Haven over spring break to write a […]

February 25, 2002

Hayne Bayless makes “artful ceramics” — jugs, vases and goblets — and he has done well for himself. His kiln-fired, delicately latticed ceramics have won […]

February 20, 2002

When James Tunick ’03 removed his Sept. 11 sculpture from Cross Campus, it was surrounded by a well-worn ring of dirt and brown grass, covered […]

February 13, 2002

Following a national trend, all of Yale’s arts-orientated professional schools saw remarkable increases in the number of applications they received this winter — although applications […]

February 6, 2002

During the closing stretch of his tenure as artistic director of the Yale Repertory Theater, Drama School Dean Stan Wojewodski Jr. has turned to the […]

February 1, 2002

Frank O. Gehry — adored by the critics and revered by the press — may be designing Princeton’s new library. But Yale has the man […]

January 18, 2002

The idea was novel and ambitious — using digital cameras to photograph thousands of sketches, paintings, and other objects sitting in dark boxes at the […]

January 15, 2002