Yale Daily News

Though Cantabs in town for The Game returned to Cambridge before Thanksgiving break, the Crimson are still infiltrating some parts of Yale: The idea for […]

December 1, 2009

Students may find a common theme running through tonight’s dinner menu: peanut macaroni and cheese, tomato and peanut chutney, peanut parmesan spiced chicken cutlet, spicy […]

November 18, 2009

Jen Ivers ’10 doesn’t want to make a statement; she just wants to be Mr. Yale. But as the first-ever female competitor in the annual […]

November 12, 2009

“Raspberries, peaches and plums drop from the ceiling into the River” is not a typical stage direction for a Greek tragedy. And Pulitzer Prize finalist […]

November 3, 2009

Donna Colon, who for 13 years greeted students in Timothy Dwight College’s dining hall, died suddenly Thursday night of a brain aneurysm. She was 49. […]

November 2, 2009

Yale Dining lost two members of its staff this week: Donna Colon and George “Butch” Marro. Colon, who worked at the card-swipe counter at the […]

November 1, 2009

Hiring professors at Yale just became a lot harder. In a departure from two previous rounds of budget cuts, which have largely spared academics, the […]

October 28, 2009

FARMINGTON, Conn. — Forty-one miles away from Yale’s urban campus, on the banks of Pequabuck River, the staff of the University’s Lewis Walpole Library play […]

October 27, 2009

He’s read the dictionary cover-to-cover. He’s walked across both the United States and most of Europe (though not continuously). And, as part of the famed […]

October 22, 2009

When Vera Wells ’71 came to Yale in 1969, she was, in many ways, an anomaly. Wells was part of the first class to graduate […]

October 19, 2009

While the fractious debate over health care is a step in the right direction, three health care experts said in a Wednesday night panel discussion, […]

October 15, 2009