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 »
The sweet stink of Saybrook. After numerous members of Physical Plant crews failed to located the source of an odor that has been plaguing rooms in Saybrook for weeks, the college’s Operations Manager Ann Marie Apicella emailed students Monday to inform them an outside contractor had been hired to conduct a “smoke test” to catch »
THE NEWS Students have found an increased security presence at football tailgates this fall as administrators crack down on underage drinking. A committee of administrators in Yale College and the Athletics Department instituted new tailgate regulations in August for this year’s football season that, most notably, require all tailgaters to present valid identification to receive »
Some bras give extra support. The Omni Hotel played host to about 125 people for the Art Bra New Haven auction on Sunday. They’d come to bid on designer bras ranging from “Bucksome,” a bra with antlers instead of cups, and the “Wonderful Mermaid,” a bra with a stuffed mermaid that went for $400, the »
THE NEWS Though most Yalies complain about having 9 a.m. section during the week, more than 100 students chose to wake up even earlier on Saturday to pick fresh fruit on a farm and learn about the local food movement. The students participated this weekend in the last of Yale’s Farm Tours, four visits cosponsored »