Yale Daily News

Elizabeth Ruggiero, a 44-year-old Massachusetts woman with multiple sclerosis, has sued Yale in federal court for age and disability discrimination after being denied admission to […]

August 9, 2006

As U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens took his seat at the bench on Thursday morning–in the closing hour of the court’s term and […]

July 1, 2006

The Yale School of Management announced the opening of a new center for the study of corporate governance, funded by nearly $20 million in donations […]

June 20, 2006

Amid mounting media pressure and speculation throughout England, Yale officials have confirmed that Euan Blair — the son of British Prime Minister Tony Blair — […]

June 1, 2006

When Israeli Supreme Court President Aharon Barak, a lecturer at Yale Law School, allegedly sent an e-mail to a “dear friend” at the University with […]

May 29, 2006

When Israeli Supreme Court President Aharon Barak, a lecturer at Yale Law School, allegedly sent an e-mail to a “dear friend” at the University with […]

May 28, 2006

In sifting through their inboxes last spring, 10 Yale Law School students came across an e-mail unlike any they had received before. The author, Neal […]

April 20, 2006

Hike a mere half-mile up Hillhouse Avenue, take a right on Sachem Street, and a mysterious world 3,500 miles away suddenly emerges: the ancient Inca […]

April 14, 2006

A young Jewish boy from a multi-ethnic New Jersey neighborhood is in New York City for the day at Central Park West and 81st Street, […]

April 13, 2006

As this week’s heated Peruvian presidential election enters a runoff, the government of Peru has not yet filed a lawsuit against Yale for the return […]

April 12, 2006

Years before President George W. Bush ’68 appointed Joshua Bolten to the top White House position, chief of staff, on Tuesday, Bolten was a Yalie […]

March 29, 2006