Although Raymond Clark III was served four warrants Tuesday night and Wednesday morning in the investigation into the murder of Annie Le GRD ’13, the public has yet to see any of them. After police served Clark with search warrants Tuesday night to search his Middletown, Conn., apartment and take a DNA sample, he was »
A DNA test has linked Raymond Clark III to the murder of Annie Le GRD ’13, and Clark is expected to be arrested this morning, according to a person familiar with the investigation. Clark, 24, who works at Yale as an animal lab technician, was first detained late Tuesday night, when authorities called him a »
Raymond Clark III, an animal lab technician who works for Yale, has emerged as a person of interest in the investigation into the murder of Annie Le GRD ’13, law enforcement officials said Tuesday night. Police said they served two warrants Tuesday night — one to search Clark’s residence in Middletown, Conn., and another to »
On Friday, about 72 hours after Annie Le GRD ’13 was last seen entering 10 Amistad St. through its front doors, two Yale Daily News reporters walked through that same entrance. They showed their Yale identification cards to a security guard and took the elevator down to the building’s basement. They walked out of the »
University President Richard Levin’s compensation reached seven figures for the first time in the 2007–’08 academic year, according to the University’s most recent tax filings. But Levin was still only the fourth-highest paid employee at Yale. Topping the list, Chief Investment Officer David Swensen’s GRD ’80 salary and benefits amounted to $4.3 million, about twice »
A man arrested Thursday for bringing a shotgun and ammunition in his car to a Yale building has been released from custody. John Petrini, 61, was released Friday on a promise to appear at an arraignment hearing on Oct. 1. He is charged with breach of peace, threatening, carrying a dangerous weapon, carrying a weapon »
The loss to Yale’s endowment is deeper than expected, and the cuts to this year’s budget will have to be as well. The University’s budget deficit will grow to $150 million each year from 2010-’11 through 2013-’14, University President Richard Levin said in a letter to the Yale community Thursday. As a result, the administration »
A retired Yale employee carrying a gun and ammunition was arrested on the edge of campus Thursday, and University officials believe he may have been targeting the nearby Human Resources office. The gunman, John Petrini, 61, was spotted Thursday morning in a parking lot at 191 Whitney Ave., which is not Yale property but is »
A retired Yale employee carrying an unloaded gun and ammunition was arrested on the fringe of campus Thursday, and University officials believe he may have been targeting the nearby Human Resources office. The gunman, John Petrini, 61, was spotted around 11 a.m. in a parking lot at 191 Whitney Ave., which is not Yale property »
The Provost’s Office is reorganizing its responsibilities and portfolios with the hope of becoming more accessible to the parts of the University it serves, Provost Peter Salovey announced Friday. The reform, Salovey’s most significant since assuming Yale’s No. 2 position last October, addresses an issue that he said has long percolated among faculty and Provost’s »
Something’s different about Peter Salovey. Did he lose weight? That’s very kind, but no, not really. Did he get new glasses? No, it’s not that either. “It’s really a huge change,” said Deputy Provost Lloyd Suttle “It takes some getting used to.” His receptionist, Liz Grandel, loves the change, which she thinks makes him look »
Just months after weathering one round of budget cuts, the University is already gearing up for another. By design, the cuts to the current year’s $2.7 billion operating budget, which took effect in July, did not fully offset Yale’s projected deficit; administrators thought they could smooth the loss over several years as the economy recovered »
