It’s finally over. Yale returned the third and final batch of Peruvian artifacts yesterday, bringing the years-long conflict between Peru and the University over the ancient relics to an end. The artifacts arrived in 127 boxes and included 35,000 pottery fragments, and many pieces from the first two batches are currently on display at the »
A reminder. Today is shopping period day 2; another reminder that tomorrow will follow a Monday schedule, because Monday is Labor Day. N64 lives. By the 9 a.m. start time for professor A. Douglas Stone’s PHYS 420 course, “Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics, around 30 students had gathered in Mason Lab 107. When a professor failed »
So long, sweet summer. Fall term starts today for undergrads. Because you can’t have too many reminders, the Labor Day holiday means classes normally held on Monday will be held on Friday. Glitchy. If Yale Bluebook malfunctions while you’re picking classes, you probably don’t need to clear your cookies: University Registrar Gabriel Olszewski said class »
The news didn’t stop this summer, and neither did the News. In case you haven’t been keeping up, here’s a digest of the top stories of the past few months. Yale-NUS tensions flare Unease over civil liberties at Yale-NUS College surged this summer when a July 16 article in the Wall Street Journal cited Yale-NUS »
Take caution. Today is Friday the 13th. Be careful not to break any mirrors, open any umbrellas indoors or stare at any black cats. But you can still dine out. Students who donated their meal swipes as part of the Yale Hunger and Homelessness Action Project Fast will have to eat at one of New »