Yale Daily News

Sometime on the eve of the Roaring Twenties, two Yale seniors enter Skull and Bones. The first is Henry Luce ’20. He approaches deliberately, his […]

October 20, 2006

A televised debate Tuesday night marked the latest — and perhaps the last — major attempt by New Haven mayor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate John […]

October 19, 2006

Although Yale and New Haven officials have suggested recently that the University’s plan to embark on a large construction project — possibly two new residential […]

October 17, 2006

In May 1916, Hiram Bingham III ? one of Yale?s first Latin American studies professors and the discoverer of Machu Picchu ? pushed through a […]

October 13, 2006

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. As of this year, Yale Law School is the only federally supported institution […]

October 3, 2006

An unprecedented intellectual property dispute between two Yale School of Architecture alumni over the design of the Freedom Tower — the Lower Manhattan building set […]

September 26, 2006

Though nearly one year has passed since Peru announced it would sue Yale for the return of precious artifacts excavated from Machu Picchu in the […]

September 21, 2006

Paul Hughes LAW ’08’s law school homework this year could alter the outcome of U.S. Supreme Court decisions. Hughes and 12 of his Law School […]

September 19, 2006

To answer the contentious question of how a Supreme Court justice should apply the Constitution — a document more than two centuries old — in […]

September 15, 2006

Just when it seemed as if Yul Kwon LAW ’00 had survived it all — grueling Marine officer training, the symbolic systems major at Stanford […]

September 12, 2006

The U.S. Supreme Court decision heard around the world this summer — Hamdan v. Rumsfeld — was first and foremost a showdown between Osama bin […]

September 1, 2006