Yale Daily News

“Land flipping” is a particularly nasty type of mortgage fraud, one that often preys on the most run-down houses in the poorest neighborhoods. So when […]

February 14, 2002

Art was everywhere: graphic design pieces, paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures. Hundreds of works by Yale students filled the building. The annual undergraduate student art […]

February 4, 2002

In honor of one of the most important and influential men of the 20th century, Curtis Patton proposed a toast. Patton, professor and director of […]

January 16, 2002

This year’s gymnastics team might be the best Yale has ever had. But with such talent come lofty expectations. The Bulldogs opened their season with […]

January 15, 2002

  Many Yale students know they can use file-sharing software to obtain their favorite music off the Internet. But what they may not know is […]

November 29, 2001

City Engineer Richard Miller believes that there is energy to be saved in New Haven. And the state of Connecticut just agreed with him, in […]

November 28, 2001

Yale has not hosted the Reserve Officer Training Corps since 1969, but that didn’t stop a Yale student from becoming the top ROTC cadet in […]

November 8, 2001

Dr. Alvan Feinstein, widely regarded as the founder of clinical epidemiology and patient-oriented medicine, died Oct. 25 while attending an awards ceremony in Toronto. He […]

October 31, 2001

Reaching out to the families of victims of the Sept. 11 tragedy, New Haven city employees are donating a portion of their salaries to help […]

October 25, 2001

Although the topic of his discussion was far removed from his initial plan to discuss the 2000 presidential election, former Deputy Attorney General George Terwilliger […]

October 16, 2001

Despite fears of new terrorist attacks and a widespread decline in U.S. travel, parents of Yale students will flock to New Haven in large numbers […]

October 11, 2001