Yale Daily News

The University may be losing Strobe Talbott ’68, the head of the new Yale Center for the Study of Globalization, but it’s gaining “Mr. Globalization.” […]

February 5, 2002

Citing ideological differences, Urban Studies has decided to withdraw its preliminary proposal to become Yale’s first “correlated program,” leaving the fledgling initiative without a prototype. […]

February 1, 2002

While the possible departure of several Harvard Afro-American studies professors for Princeton recently attracted national attention, Yale opted to stay out of the media circus. […]

January 31, 2002

Nearly five months after Yale President Richard Levin announced a comprehensive review of undergraduate academics, the Committee on Yale College Education is taking the first […]

January 30, 2002

Strobe Talbott ’68 unexpectedly announced yesterday that he will leave his post just one year after launching the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization. […]

January 25, 2002

As the Yale Film Studies Program has learned in the past two years, popularity is not necessarily a good thing. Although a recent surge in […]

January 24, 2002

With the institution of a new pilot program, students hoping to gain Yale credits during the summer may be able to venture outside the Elm […]

January 21, 2002

Continuing to take stances on broad university issues, Harvard University President Lawrence Summers has hinted that he may try to tenure a younger set of […]

January 18, 2002

Poet and English professor John Hollander often has referred to retirement in jest, but this time he’s not joking. After serving the Yale community for […]

January 16, 2002

Staff Reporters Yale may have a fleet of highly intelligent scholars, but even all those combined IQ points couldn’t flawlessly understand the schedule change for […]

January 15, 2002

Susan Rieger, dean of Ezra Stiles College and a professor of women’s and gender studies, will leave her positions at the end of this school […]

January 14, 2002