Yale Daily News

GPA cutoffs to achieve Latin honors rose slightly for the class of 2011, marking the first time since 2007 that the standard has increased. Cutoffs […]

September 30, 2011

Yale is accustomed to its graduates making waves. But for the last two years, one grad may have been making a few more waves than […]

September 29, 2011

A new restaurant in Science Park is bringing food to the Yale community — and may bolster the economy as well. Ivy Bistro, a new […]

September 29, 2011

Danny Ullman ’15 and Adam Berman ’13 joined Rabbi James Ponet ’68 in blowing ceremonial ram horns, known as shofars, in the Branford dining hall […]

September 27, 2011

Grassroots sustainability organizer Karen Washington and chef-turned-businessman Michel Nischan agree: sustainable food supplies should be a right, not a privilege, they said at a talk […]

September 27, 2011

Yale’s Amnesty International chapter is printing Syrian violence to light on campus by acting out the scenes themselves. Earlier today, Amnesty chapter members portrayed ongoing […]

September 21, 2011

Scientists have confirmed that the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs claimed another victim — ancient birds also died on that fiery day. A new study […]

September 20, 2011

Those who think that the human race has reached its pinnacle should think again: research shows that human beings are evolving faster than ever before. […]

September 19, 2011

  I’m a cat person (bite me, dog lovers, dogs). From a young age, my odd smell and opposable thumbs have drawn cats to me […]

September 19, 2011

As of Friday, Yale’s breakfast buffs won’t have to go without their favorite grains any longer. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. yesterday, students from […]

September 17, 2011

“SLAVES” delivers, but what it delivers, no one is—or ever will be—completely sure. Drawing inspiration from techno, bovine lactation and the deepest wells of human […]

September 15, 2011