Sports | 10:24 pm | January 18, 2012 | By

M. SQUASH | Yale topples powerhouse Trinity, 5-4

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Trinity was not just undefeated heading into its match with Yale Wednesday night. It had not lost in 252 games — the longest winning streak in intercollegiate varsity history. It had won the past 13 consecutive national champions. Yale, ranked No. 2 in the country to Trinity’s No. 1, had come close to the Bantams »

University | 4:04 am | October 13, 2011 | By

Cross Campus: 10.13.11

Bo Fo the Show. The Yale College Council announced in an email Wednesday that Bo Burnham, a 21-year-old YouTube sensation known for his riotous videos, will headline this year’s Fall Show, which will be held Oct. 22. Burnham, who got his start posting YouTube videos that together have received nearly 100 million views, typically includes »

University | 9:05 pm | October 12, 2011 | By

Thursday’s Buzz: 10.13.11

THE NEWS Although coxswains might be the smallest players on the heavyweight crew team — and they don’t actually row — they play a large part in pulling the boats forward. Five members of the team and head coach Stephen Gladstone said coxswains are undervalued and misunderstood by the general public. But they added that »

University | 2:51 am | October 12, 2011 | By

Cross Campus: 10.12.11

Gotta let it show. The LGBT Co-op set up a rainbow-colored closet door on Cross Campus on Tuesday to celebrate National Coming Out Day, and encouraged passersby to step out of the closet. What are we fighting for? A group of Yalies created a Facebook event Monday night called “Occupy Occupy New Haven.” The page »

University | 8:56 pm | October 11, 2011 | By

Wednesday’s Buzz: 10.12.11

Melissa Gavin '15 notched a goal and an assist in the women's soccer game against Fairfield Tuesday night. The Bulldogs went on to win 3-0.

THE NEWS More than a decade after President Richard Levin committed about $500 million towards building construction on Science Hill, some faculty members are disappointed with progress thus far. This Science Hill initiative, which Levin announced in Jan. 2000, funded the renovations and the construction of four new buildings — the Class of 1954 Chemistry »