Dennis Hong
Yale to mark Sept. 11 with events, panels

One year after the deadliest terrorist attacks in U.S. history, a series of commemorative events on campus will attempt to give the Yale community a […]

Student employees gain valuable experience while making Yale pay

Whether it’s leading campus tours or shelving books at the Law School library, employment opportunities abound for Yalies who need to contribute to the whopping […]

A changed world post-Sept. 11

As the members of Yale’s Class of 2002 pass through the ivied walls of Yale for the final time, they will be entering a world […]

Artists’ studios to become assisted living dwellings

It has been said that artists follow the roaches in their search for the ideal studio space. For the artists who currently work out of […]

Chaplain to master Trumbull

When he is not busy tending to students’ spiritual matters, University Chaplain Frederick “Jerry” Streets will also oversee students’ general well-being when he becomes interim […]

Art center events aimed at public

While the Yale Center for British Art may have many valuable paintings in its collection, the Center considers its work with the New Haven community […]

Swensen discusses endowment

When David Swensen was being courted to head up the Yale Investments Office in 1985 by former Provost William Brainard, he admitted he knew nothing […]

Amtrak cuts likely to bypass New Haven

While Amtrak is facing increasingly long odds in its struggle to survive, the profitability of the Northeast Corridor will likely guarantee the continuance of service […]

City, state fight over plan for station garage

As if the morning commute into New York couldn’t get any worse. Attempts to solve a serious parking shortage in the Union Station garage have […]

Talbott, soon to depart, delivers inimitable speech

Sunday night, Strobe Talbott ’68 went on with his life. Just three days after announcing he would leave his post as the director of the […]

Dramat reschedules ‘Candide’ production

After being forced to postpone its run of “Candide” last fall, it seems the Yale University Dramatic Association has finally gotten its act together. Literally. […]