Yale Daily News

After nearly 10 years of overseeing Yale, President Richard Levin has added another item to his list of responsibilities: the United States Postal Service. Levin […]

January 13, 2003

Jeffrey Lehman, the University of Michigan Law School dean who has received national attention as a defender of affirmative action, will become the 11th president […]

January 13, 2003

The Yale Corporation, the University’s highest decision-making body, will discuss the appointment of a new provost at its second meeting of the year this weekend. […]

December 6, 2002

Thirty-three years after Yale began producing alumnae, the Yale Alumni Magazine will have its first female editor. Kathrin Lassila ’81, a former Rhodes Scholar and […]

December 3, 2002

A former professor who was denied a tenured teaching position cannot pursue a lawsuit against the University because she did not exhaust Yale’s own internal […]

November 21, 2002

Yale President Richard Levin was the seventh-highest-paid private university president in the nation during the 2001 fiscal year, according to a study by the Chronicle […]

November 18, 2002

Despite the current economic downturn, an increasing number of alumni are donating to the University, Managing Director of the Yale Alumni Fund Bobbi Mark ’76 […]

November 15, 2002

In an Oct. 21 memo to two members of the Yale Corporation, Senior Fellow John Pepper ’60 proposed increasing President Richard Levin’s pension plan to […]

November 13, 2002

Hugh Price LAW ’66, president and chief executive officer of the National Urban League, announced Nov. 6 that he will step down from his post […]

November 12, 2002

Yale’s switch to a non-binding early admissions program reflects the product of 11 months of deliberation by University officials, who considered options ranging from scrapping […]

November 8, 2002

North Haven probate judge Eileen Donahue will become Yale’s new director of planned giving in January, Vice President of Development Charles Pagnam said. Donahue will […]

November 6, 2002