Emily Anthes
Yalies join thousands protesting for peace

WASHINGTON — When her bus arrived in Washington, D.C., at 8 a.m. Saturday, Anne Abrams headed straight for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. She paced off […]

Yale libertarian plans drastic ‘Free State Project’

Frustrated by the Libertarian Party’s failure to make progress nationally, Jason Sorens GRD ’04 decided the best course of action would be to take over […]

With Roberts, Hollywood comes to Yale

It’s official — Yale’s gone Hollywood. On Nov. 1, actress Julia Roberts, along with co-stars Kirsten Dunst and Julia Stiles, will arrive on campus to […]

Less is more in new introductory physics course

When students showed up last year for the first day of “Modern Physical Measurement” — the introductory physics lab course — they were asked to […]

Endowment sound despite slight loss

In a difficult year for investors nationwide, the value of Yale’s endowment fell slightly despite a small investment return, Yale President Richard Levin said Wednesday. […]

YCC creates new advisory committee

When it comes to student government, the more the merrier — at least according to the Yale College Council. By a vote of 20-6-1 Sunday […]

Classes on Arabic see large rise in popularity

As violence in the Middle East continues to escalate, and student interest in the region increases, the Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Department and colleges […]

SOM seeks to get more minorities

As the stock of the Yale School of Management continues to rise, the school is enrolling more women and underrepresented minorities, though officials and students […]

New Haven plays up Bush connection

A history lesson can come in all sorts of forms — as a John Gaddis lecture, a packet from Tyco or even a sign on […]

New Haven weather unpredictable

The day you’re trying to figure out how to get all your boxes and your new futon up to your fourth-floor suite is guaranteed to […]

Local restaurateur runs for House

Yesterday afternoon was quiet at the Tibwin Grill, as owner Richter Elser ’81 stood behind the bar, working while a few patrons lunched. A little […]