Yale Daily News

Under different circumstances, an official state designation that New Haven’s schools are failing might elicit public outrage about the conditions of the city’s education system. […]

December 10, 2003

Research scientist Huan Ngo is a typical driven, career-minded, achievement-oriented former Yalie. Well, almost. Double bachelor’s degree in microbiology and human physiology? Check. Ph.D. in […]

December 4, 2003

Upper Chapel West district residents and retailers voiced strong opposition to a plan to move a magnet arts high school to their neighborhood at a […]

December 3, 2003

Argenta Price ’06 and a group of seventh-graders are looking at the night sky. It’s a typical astronomy lesson, except for one tiny difference — […]

November 21, 2003

A lot can change in 50 years. When the Ulysses S. Grant Foundation, or Grant, began in 1953, it consisted of a few tie-clad Yalies […]

November 18, 2003

As the city moves forward with plans to relocate the Cooperative Arts & Humanities Magnet (Co-op) High School to Upper Chapel Street, local business owners […]

November 18, 2003

Veteran theater professional Ron Van Lieu has been appointed chair of the Department of Acting at the School of Drama. Van Lieu, who is replacing […]

November 4, 2003

Two weeks ago, Jessica Fei ’06 stood in front of a group of New Haven seventh-graders and asked them to jot down what came to […]

October 30, 2003

Given the turbulent situation in the Middle East over the past three years, Israeli gay rights activist Hagai El-Ad says he often wonders if his […]

October 15, 2003

It may not be stamp collecting, but Steve Falkowski doesn’t really think his hobby of choice is that atypical. As he put it, “Some people […]

September 22, 2003

If Robin Goldstein LAW ’02 and Clare Murumba LAW ’04 could tell the dining hall-less Yalie one thing, it would be this: Put down that […]

September 5, 2003