Yale Daily News

Undergraduates have found a niche at HAVEN Free Clinic — a weekly clinic that serves uninsured patients who live in the 06513 ZIP code — […]

January 29, 2007

On Jan. 11, Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd abandoned the classic strategy of returning to his home state to announce his presidential candidacy and instead chose […]

January 22, 2007

Some smokers say they just can’t quit; others claim they could stop anytime if they really wanted. Recent research at the School of Medicine may […]

January 17, 2007

With Connecticut awash in electoral blue — following an election in which Democrats gained two-thirds of the seats in both the state House and Senate […]

November 28, 2006

New Haven youth may soon face a stringent curfew, but first they will have the chance to voice their opinions to the city’s aldermen. Members […]

November 16, 2006

Yale has always inspired its graduates to seek political office, and although student interest in politics may have declined since the heyday of activism in […]

November 9, 2006

Three months before the heart of the season starts, the fencing teams got an early opportunity to assess their strengths and weaknesses. Bulldog fencers found […]

November 7, 2006

The third and final Senate debate Monday evening brought out tense emotions and bitter accusations from the candidates and audience members, but the three candidates […]

October 24, 2006

Several sanitation workers and other staff staged a small demonstration in Beinecke Plaza on Wednesday afternoon to protest the University’s subcontracting of garbage collection to […]

October 19, 2006

While the rights to privacy and free speech are certainly titillating in their own right, sometimes a little murder, sex and Freudian psychoanalysis can come […]

October 12, 2006

Students heard from the latest figure from Yale in politics Monday night, as Ned Lamont SOM ’80 stumped for his campaign at a meeting of […]

October 10, 2006