Yale Daily News

The National Week of Student Action to Abolish the Death Penalty culminated yesterday evening in a talk by an Amnesty International representative and a candlelight […]

April 5, 2002

U.S. Sen. Joseph Lieberman endorsed the Port and Maritime Security Act, currently before the Senate, during a joint press conference with New Haven Mayor John […]

February 26, 2002

The talk was titled “Will the ‘Real’ Islam Please Stand up?” But rather than answering the question, Asma Barlas said asking for a definition of […]

February 22, 2002

After a rocky period of financial difficulty, the New Haven Symphony Orchestra is bouncing back under the new executive direction of Michael MacLeod, a Briton […]

February 15, 2002

The Rev. Frederick Streets, the Yale University chaplain, sits before a wooden table, brow furrowed, lips slightly parted, pondering why God allows human suffering. “I […]

February 6, 2002

The city of New Haven is attempting to save the historic Yale Boathouse that stands in the way of proposed construction along Interstate 95 by […]

January 30, 2002

Altruistic Yalies hunting summer community service internships have a choice of several programs this year. The Association of Yale Alumni Community Service Fellowship, the Dwight […]

January 25, 2002

Controversy between the University of Maryland administration and an independent student daily newspaper, the Diamondback, erupted in October. An Oct. 19 meeting addressing problems at […]

November 26, 2001

As travelers at New York airports see the familiar “canceled” notification on scheduling monitors, Amtrak officials expect these and other displaced voyagers to turn to […]

November 13, 2001

Half a century after her dying, fellow “comfort women” begged her to tell their story to the world, Geum Joo Hwang is finally granting their […]

November 9, 2001

Dennis Jarman is the kind of entrepeneur New Haven is trying to attract. After leaving the city in 1976 and making it big in the […]

November 2, 2001