Yale Daily News

Delving into the history of baseball in Cuba, comparative literature professor Roberto Gonzalez Echevarria spoke about the Cuban origins of America’s favorite pastime to a […]

October 5, 2004

Edward Larrabee Barnes, a New York architect and former master planner of Yale who designed several buildings and spaces at the University, died of a […]

September 27, 2004

Acclaimed author and nonfiction novelist Norman Mailer spoke about literature and the upcoming presidential election to about 250 people in Sudler Hall Thursday night. “I […]

September 24, 2004

The University Library System, the second largest academic library in the United States, includes just over 11 million volumes, and finding that one book one […]

September 16, 2004

In keeping with Yale’s long-standing tradition of political involvement, many Yalies are involved with the 2004 presidential race, helping register voters or passing out literature. […]

September 3, 2004

Do you find yourself too busy, in the midst of final exams and papers, to go Christmas shopping? Do you feel frustrated because you can’t […]

December 5, 2003

Just two years after celebrating its own tercentennial anniversary, Yale is celebrating another tercentennial — the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg. To mark the event, […]

October 24, 2003

Judith Butler GRD ’84, a well-known theorist of power, gender and identity, spoke in front of an audience of about 150 at the Whitney Humanities […]

October 21, 2003

The National Book Foundation named two Yalies as finalists for the 2003 National Book Award Wednesday. T. Lawrason Riggs Professor of History and Religious Studies […]

October 17, 2003

It is better to be a cow in Europe than a farmer in Africa — at least comparing European farm subsidies to American economic support […]

October 13, 2003

Forbes magazine and two environmental groups recently recognized the Yale School of Management for its financial worth to alumni and its environmental consciousness. The SOM […]

October 9, 2003