Yale Daily News

New renderings of the 13th and 14th residential colleges show a few subtle changes.

September 9, 2010

The ambitious new building planned by the Yale School of Management aims to usher the school into the nation’s top echelon of business programs. But […]

September 8, 2010

Yale’s deputy provosts gathered early this summer for former Deputy Provost Charles “Chip” Long’s retirement parties — several of them, one hosted by University President […]

September 7, 2010

It was close to 95 degrees outside Sterling Chemical Laboratory, but in a small room tucked in the back of the cavernous building, Daryl Smith […]

September 7, 2010

All spring and summer, English professor Leslie Brisman waited. Asco-chair of the English Department’s prizes committee, he had already resigned himself to accepting a $1,000 […]

September 2, 2010

Yale baseball donor John Mazzuto ’70 is in jail, facing charges of financial conspiracy and fraud. Now, representatives of the company Mazzuto formerly headed say […]

September 1, 2010

As the University begins renovating the last of its residential colleges, facilities planners have also turned back to two of the first few to be […]

September 1, 2010

Some morning classes will start five minutes earlier. Shuttles to Science Hill will be diverted. And the renovation of the Prospect Street bridge has been […]

August 27, 2010

Two years into Yale’s budget crisis, the University has laid off nearly 5 percent of its staff and cut over 900 jobs. And there may […]

August 27, 2010

Five years after launching the fundraising campaign known as Yale Tomorrow, the University has reached its fundraising goal — that is, the original one. Vice […]

August 4, 2010

When the dust from Yale’s last budget shakeup has settled, the University will have cut nearly 250 jobs — and there may be more to […]

July 9, 2010