Yale Daily News

Ten-year-old Raychelle Durham said she has always hoped that some day, when she is a little older and a little taller, she will be a […]

November 18, 2002

Author Peter Matthiessen ’50 has tromped around the Everglades, searching for clues to uncover the truth behind a tale of execution and drunkenness. He has […]

November 13, 2002

Two Yale graduates were awarded Nobel Prizes this week for their contributions to physics and chemistry. Retired Yale professor John Fenn GRD ’40 won one […]

October 11, 2002

While Americans often associate slavery exclusively with the South, a conference this weekend hopes to spread the message that the “peculiar institution” is a part […]

September 27, 2002

As vacant buildings are filled by new tenants and empty lots are replaced by new shopping venues, the last of New Haven’s original nine squares […]

September 18, 2002

For Yale students, the beginning of September is all about shopping. There are courses to compare and futons to buy. And after next week, there […]

September 5, 2002

For Yale students facing finals, stress is having to learn a semester of material in one week. For Paul Steiger ’64, managing editor of the […]

April 25, 2002

Plenty of people who exercise at Payne Whitney Gymnasium train for marathons. But one man who frequently works out on the fourth floor is preparing […]

April 18, 2002

Helping to kick off a week of events ranging from talks on globalization to a dance, a lecture that was part of the first annual […]

April 3, 2002

With summer a mere two months away, many Yalies are questioning how the academic year could have passed so quickly. The artists in one local […]

March 27, 2002

Metro-North Railroad is seriously considering creating a new route connecting the New Haven Line to Penn Station New York, using tracks on which only Amtrak […]

March 1, 2002