Yale Daily News

Yale’s Sociology Department has continued its rebuilding effort by hiring two top international scholars, one at the senior level and one at the junior level. […]

March 4, 2002

With midterms underway, stressed Yalies will have the opportunity to complain directly to their professors — and they’ll be able to do it anonymously. Instituted […]

March 1, 2002

As Yale police manned the entrances to the Yale University Art Gallery lecture hall, nearly 400 graduate students poured into the tension-ridden room for Wednesday […]

February 28, 2002

Following a comprehensive study on the correlation between advanced placement examinations and college coursework, Harvard announced last week that it would not award course credit […]

February 26, 2002

As senior executives and rising business stars mingled at the Yale Club of New York City Wednesday night, the School of Management-sponsored event seemed to […]

February 25, 2002

Unofficially begun as the result of a student grass-roots movement more than a decade ago, the ethnicity, race and migration major is currently enjoying unprecedented […]

February 21, 2002

When English professor Amy Hungerford gave birth for the first time last September, she knew raising a child would be an expensive ordeal. But a […]

February 19, 2002

With only 45 students per class, International Studies is one of the most exclusive programs at Yale. But while the major itself may be selective, […]

February 14, 2002

Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, a gaping hole has remained in downtown Manhattan. Now Yale architecture professor Alexander Garvin […]

February 11, 2002

While the debate about grade inflation continues at Harvard University, a report released Feb.1 by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences may extend that […]

February 8, 2002

Through a combined grant of $4.5 million from the Goldman Sachs Foundation and the Pew Charitable Trusts, the Yale School of Management will initiate “The […]

February 6, 2002