Jack Mirkinson
Dixwell Plaza face-lift to face legal setbacks

The shops of Dixwell Plaza do not wear their age well. From the rusted blue awning to the cracked sidewalk, the small strip of retail […]

US Air to cut fares for Tweed

Just in time for Yalies looking to make plans for spring break, US Airways confirmed Wednesday that it will dramatically slash its fares on flights […]

Report on public schools challenged

Charter schools may be gaining popularity among communities looking for alternative education solutions, but Connecticut’s largest teacher’s union and a New Haven-based nonprofit disagree as […]

Funding to revitalize Fair Haven

Come this Friday, the New Haven Housing Authority hopes to have an additional $4 million to combat urban blight. The State Bond Commission is expected […]

Activist decries global warming

In a speech in Dwight Chapel on Monday, National Resources Defense Council President Frances Beinecke ’71 FES ’74 said global warming is the biggest threat […]

Rep. tackles traffic woes

Ward 14 Alderwoman Erin Sturgis-Pascale is a walker. If it were up to her, New Haven would be a pedestrian paradise, flush with public transportation […]

Admissions experiences vary

Over the fall of her senior year at the Hopkins School, Katie has visited her college counselor constantly, stopping in several times a week to […]

Shelters suffer space shortages

As temperatures drop, frustrations are mounting among directors of New Haven shelters struggling to accommodate the yearly influx of homeless people that winter brings. The […]

Streets’ son injured in shooting

The son of University Chaplain Rev. Frederick J. Streets is among the victims injured by a wave of shootings over the past few days that […]

Dwight Hall will relocate

Dwight Hall, the 80-year-old Old Campus mainstay that houses most of Yale’s community service and social justice groups, will move to a new building in […]

Senator holds on in Conn.

HARTFORD — Running as an independent, Senator Joseph Lieberman ’64 LAW ’67 clinched a decisive victory over Democratic rival Ned Lamont SOM ’80 Tuesday, bringing […]