Updated: Wednesday, July 23, 2008 at 4:16pm
One hundred million dollars may not buy a Yale graduate’s name for one of the two new residential colleges, but the New York Public Library apparently shares no such reservations. The name of Davenport College alumnus and one-time School of Management adjunct professor Stephen Schwarzman ’69 will soon grace the New York Public Library building in five different...
Although Bass Library has been open for seven months, students sat down with University officials for the first time last night to formally discuss the library’s functionality. On Thursday evening, 10 students met with Danuta Nitecki, associate University librarian for public services, and University Planner Laura Cruickshank in Sterling Memorial Library’s lecture...
For the first time since a new roof was installed in the ’80s, a wall of metal scaffolding climbs up the High Street side of the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscripts Library. Current construction on the building will not dramatically alter the structure of the building but rather repair existing maintenance problems, beginning with repairs to the roof, Director of the...
The New Haven Free Public Library has won a new ally — the Commission on Substance Abuse Policy and Prevention. In order to promote awareness of the potentially fatal consequences of alcohol, the New Haven Commission on Substance Abuse Policy and Prevention on Wednesday kicked off National Awareness Month — a series of lectures, presentations and workshops designed...
In just five months, a new underground culture has taken shape at Yale — literally. Last fall, students may have passed over Cross Campus on their way to class or to Commons without a second thought. But ever since that October night when the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Library formally opened its doors at midnight to a crowd of over 1,000 students, the library has...
The end of Joe Biden’s presidential campaign after the Iowa caucuses was a blow to the Delaware senator’s supporters, staff and — at least in a sense — to Fred Shapiro, author of the “Yale Book of Quotations.” After all, for Shapiro, who is also a librarian at Yale Law School, Biden’s penchant for controversy made him the perfect source of unforgettable...
Yale University library staff did not racially profile a library employee last month, according to a report released Tuesday following a three-day investigation by Yale’s Office for Equal Opportunity Programs, library and Local 34 union officials said. University Librarian Alice Prochaska said the report’s conclusions reaffirmed her previous refusal to apologize for...
A few years ago, University President Richard Levin dispatched one of his senior aides to tour a distinguished family around the University. The family, whose daughter was applying to colleges, asked to see Yale’s most popular undergraduate library. The aide paused. First she took the family to the library in Berkeley College. Next, she tried to pass off Sterling...
Although the Thain Family Cafe in Bass Library has gone out of its way to avoid becoming another Machine City in aesthetic and atmosphere, it is now learning a lesson from its less trendy predecessor — cheaper is better. During Friday’s library dedication ceremony, when the former Bass Library Cafe acquired its new name, University President Richard Levin announced...
It is peculiar that the most popular study space at Yale — a university so revered for its architecture — is a basement. The two underground levels of Bass Library, however, are sumptuously decorated, equaling in material beauty the interiors of Yale’s other recently renovated buildings. The space — I hesitate to call it a building — is certainly better...
After 26 years of working with Yale’s libraries, Oct. 23 would have been just another day on the job for Bernard Rogers. But standing outside the Sealy G. Mudd library with his friend James Jones that fall afternoon, Rogers took $20 from Jones as repayment for a debt and lent him his car key for a few hours. There was only one problem. A Mudd library manager spotted...
A year from now, 100,000 books from Yale’s libraries will be available online. Just don’t try to search for them on Google. The University announced last week that it has joined forces with Microsoft to digitize thousands of books from Yale’s library system. The partnership comes just a month after a consortium of 19 academic and research libraries around New...
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