Yale Daily News

Though he has yet officially to inform Yale, former President Bill Clinton LAW ’73 will not attend the tercentennial celebration next weekend. Yale administrators extended […]

April 11, 2001

No one knows exactly how many Jewish students will be admitted to Yale this year — because the days of mandatory quotas on Jewish students […]

April 4, 2001

For Yale President Richard Levin and his colleagues, the searching never seems to end. In the past year, Levin and other top University officials have […]

April 3, 2001

After years of contentious negotiation, Yale will announce today that writer and gay activist Larry Kramer ’57 is donating his papers and manuscripts to the […]

April 2, 2001

One of the University’s most generous donors, William K. Lanman ’28, passed away in his hospital room in Florida last week. He was 97. Lanman’s […]

April 2, 2001

Yale President Richard Levin announced yesterday the appointment of Helaine Klasky as the new director of the University’s Office of Public Affairs. Klasky most recently […]

March 30, 2001

Yale President Richard Levin joined more than 100 university presidents in signing a letter urging the Bush administration to maintain federal financing of embryonic stem-cell […]

March 29, 2001

The Yale Corporation has decided to appoint a special committee to consider Professor Antonio C. Lasaga’s appeal of Yale President Richard Levin’s decision to fire […]

March 28, 2001

This April, even students can see the bigshots. Last night, all Yale undergraduates and graduate students received an e-mail from the Tercentennial staff inviting them […]

March 27, 2001

The ballots are out, and it is now up to Yale alumni to elect the newest trustee of the Yale Corporation, the University’s highest governing […]

March 22, 2001

Cornell University sophomore Leslie Barkemeyer does not just take finals; soon, her duties will also include helping decide key university issues ranging from faculty salaries […]

March 21, 2001