Yale Daily News

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. For architecture professor Alexander Garvin, working with the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation is […]

November 18, 2002

George Parmly Day, Class of 1897, and his wife, Wilhelmine, founded the Yale University Press in 1908. Over 90 years and 7,000 titles later, the […]

December 7, 2001

The “Sooty Six” hardly need an introduction to environmental activists in Connecticut. The thermal power plants located in Bridgeport, New Haven, Middletown, Norwalk, Montville and […]

December 5, 2001

Lenora Lapidus had one message she wanted her audience to take away with them Monday night. “We want to take the rights we have fought […]

December 4, 2001

Two months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, New Haven safety officials did their part to aid the families of […]

November 30, 2001

Flu shots are always in demand for people attempting to guard against the illness, but this year anthrax scares have made people even more attuned […]

November 28, 2001

Four hundred deaths per year, childhood asthma attacks, climate change and mercury contaminated fish. These are some of the charges that have been brought against […]

November 26, 2001

One said the legalization of illegal drugs would be a “social catastrophe”, the other said such a move would reduce “death, disease and crime.” Asa […]

November 16, 2001

The consolidation of two New Haven Superior Courts should help to balance the scales of justice more efficiently. Connecticut judicial officials have recently proposed combining […]

November 8, 2001

Normally, the “Night Cafe” is one of the Yale University Art Gallery’s most prized paintings. But this week, it will be an event. On Thursday, […]

November 5, 2001

Fighting the Harry Potter phenomenon may seem like fighting an imminent volcanic eruption: impossible. But famed Yale humanities professor Harold Bloom continues to struggle against […]

October 29, 2001