Yale Daily News

Yale’s most iconic landmark will spend the year shrouded behind a mask of tarp and steel. There will be no bells and there will be […]

August 28, 2009

  Harkness Tower, Yale’s most iconic landmark, will spend the year shrouded behind a mask of tarp and steel as it is being renovated. The […]

August 20, 2009

Yale College Dean Mary Miller got more than she asked for when the class of 2009 received their degrees Monday. At Class Day on Sunday, […]

May 25, 2009

No sooner did U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter announce his plans to retire from the nation’s highest court at the end of the term […]

May 1, 2009

If students in the class of 2013 are lucky, they may get to see the Payne Whitney Gymnasium without scaffolding before they graduate. But probably […]

April 22, 2009

For Yale’s business managers, maneuvering through a maze of computer applications, Web sites, networks and paper forms on 11 separate systems is all in a […]

April 22, 2009

It’s a tough question: “Every month, David Swensen has to write a check for $100 million to the University,” Deputy Provost Charles Long said, referring […]

April 17, 2009

Despite the delay of the two new residential colleges, the New Colleges Advisory Committee met Monday for the first time since the economy went south. […]

April 16, 2009

Harvard’s Faculty of Arts of Sciences will reduce its budget by 19 percent, or $220 million, over the next two years. The dean, Michael Smith, […]

April 16, 2009

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. The cuts to next year’s operating budget may not be enough to offset […]

April 13, 2009

Though the 89-year-old Prospect Street Bridge itself will stay in service until the summer, some preparation for its $3.5 million replacement has already begun. Work […]

April 7, 2009