Yale Daily News

Faith Hubley, a film studies professor and three-time Academy Award winner, died on Dec. 7 in New Haven. She was 77 and lived in New […]

December 12, 2001

The names of great 20th century economists like Irving Fisher and James Tobin are enough to illustrate the storied past of the Yale Economics Department. […]

December 6, 2001

Naomi Schor, the acting director of graduate studies for the French Department, died suddenly on Sunday at noon from a brain hemorrhage. She was 58. […]

December 3, 2001

Addressing a controversial issue in higher education, Harvard recently released a report concerning grade inflation, but Yale says it still will not release such data. […]

November 30, 2001

With its 150th birthday just a year away, the Yale Faculty of Engineering is hoping to begin a new era of success and stability and […]

November 29, 2001

After making an unsuccessful offer and sorting through dozens of candidates, the History Department finally has completed its search for a senior professor specializing in […]

November 27, 2001

For the second year in a row, the History of Science Society awarded its prestigious Sarton Medal to a Yale professor. History professor Daniel Kevles […]

November 26, 2001

As the national economic slowdown continues, preliminary statistics indicate that more graduating seniors this year may opt to pursue graduate degrees instead of entering the […]

November 14, 2001

To officially begin Yale’s academic review of undergraduate education, University President Richard Levin released a mission statement and committee roster Monday. In his charge to […]

November 12, 2001

In a controversial move that has elicited opposition from historians and political scientists across the nation, President George W. Bush ’68 issued an executive order […]

November 9, 2001

NEW YORK — It was an odd scene for a business function: 350 people and only a dozen of them men. In an ambitious effort […]

November 8, 2001