Believe in People has left his mark inside a Yale building. New Haven’s favorite anonymous graffiti artist went to work this weekend in Room 211 of Linsly-Chittenden Hall. By the morning he had produced an image on the room’s back wall of a young person struggling with his decision to pursue a career in finance. »
Forget Mory’s. This is big. After receiving an invitation from the White House in late October, The Whiffenpoofs — Yale’s oldest a cappella group — will sing for the First Family and their guests at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. on Tuesday to reign in the holiday season. “We will be singing a series of holiday songs »
Ezra Stiles just got a little more modern. Construction workers have installed a new sculpture outside the residential college’s front gate between Thali Too and the “jock walk” where there was once only concrete. Known as “Lightweb,” the tangle of steel white ovals was made in the early 1980’s by Russian artist Alexander Liberman. It »
In an interview with the News yesterday, the dean of the School of Architecture, Robert A.M. Stern ARC ’65, argued that criticism of the Loria Center for the History of Art, the recent work of his late friend Charles Gwathmey ARC ’62, will lessen over time. In an essay posted to the Web site of »
It’s official: Emma Watson is going to Brown University. Pity. Watson has been quiet about what school she will attend in the fall, although her “Harry Potter” co-star, Daniel Radcliffe, let slip earlier this month in an interview with The Guardian that the actress had decided on Brown. Watson herself confirmed the decision in an »