Yale Daily News

The National Labor Relations Board Wednesday dismissed two unfair labor practice charges filed against the University by GESO last December. The ruling is the latest […]

November 1, 2001

The parent union of Yale’s two recognized labor groups has faced financial cutbacks and layoffs of more than a third of its membership because of […]

October 30, 2001

With union contracts expiring in less than three months, University and labor leaders plan to put off formal negotiations until at least December. Instead they […]

October 29, 2001

Earlier this fall, with potentially divisive negotiations between Yale and its unions looming, New Haven Mayor John DeStefano Jr. welcomed an endorsement from the Greater […]

October 19, 2001

Nearly a week after Harvard University President Lawrence Summers announced possible plans to change graduate student financial aid, Harvard officials say they are still unsure […]

October 18, 2001

Joel Schiavone ’58, the man who once owned downtown New Haven, is hunched in a portable camping chair, propped against the wall of a public […]

October 15, 2001

It was 2:45 p.m. on Old Campus, three hours before the Counting Crows started to play, just over two hours after the United States began […]

October 8, 2001

For its 50th birthday, Yale celebrated with a Latin discourse, recited at Commencement by Ezra Stiles Sr. 1746. Its 100th birthday did not receive even […]

October 5, 2001

Lisa Yvette Sullivan GRD ’91, a dedicated children’s advocate and political organizer who helped New Haven elect its first black mayor, died Monday in her […]

October 5, 2001

It was the first day of his freshman year, 1980, when David Berray ’84 stuck his head out of his fourth story window at the […]

October 1, 2001

On the Rev. Boise Kimber’s wall hang photo collages of the minister schmoozing with Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and Bill Clinton. Nearby there is a […]

September 27, 2001