Yale Daily News

The story of Johnny Owen, the boxer who “died for Wales,” has inspired a new play from the Yale Repertory Theatre. “Fighting Words,” an original […]

November 18, 2002

Music may play a larger part in the field of neuroscience than it has previously been thought, and a series of lectures at the Yale […]

November 14, 2002

Cuddly stuffed animals, along with blown glass globes, can now be seen side by side at a crafts celebration on Audubon Street. Just in time […]

November 13, 2002

For architect Glenn Murcutt, development and progress in building does not necessarily have to mean environmental degradation. The Bishop visiting professor gave a lecture Thursday […]

November 8, 2002

Russian windows to heaven are now on display at a new art exhibit only blocks from the Yale campus on State Street. In “Holy Icons […]

November 4, 2002

Aspects of Chinese opera and Greek tragedy come together with a modern spin in a new play in a Yale School of Drama student’s new […]

October 31, 2002

Famed architect Cecil Balmond sees algorithms as more than a way to torture students on problem sets. The Eero Saarinen Visiting Professor of Architectural Design, […]

October 29, 2002

Magdalen Hsu-Li’s story is complicated: she is a bisexual Asian-American who grew up in the South, and her music blends alternative, acoustic, pop and folk. […]

October 28, 2002

Two artistic additions at Koffee Too? may give patrons an added and unexpected treat when they stop in for a cup of coffee or a […]

October 23, 2002

Bill Burliegh strokes a 9-week-old puppy named Rocky belonging to a friend he calls Miss Joe. Burliegh occasionally looks after Rocky, because he and Miss […]

October 10, 2002

Yale students might soon have a new furniture-purchasing option besides the Salvation Army, the Rubber Match, and the Yale Bookstore. On Oct. 2, a proposal […]

October 8, 2002