Yale Daily News

Plans to create Yale’s version of minors are well under way. Under a system of “correlated programs,” students will be able to complete a second […]

November 7, 2001

When Paul Fleury, dean of the Faculty of Engineering, opened up his e-mail account Friday, he found good news awaiting him. Mark Saltzman, a biomedical […]

November 6, 2001

In preparation for the most comprehensive review of Yale undergraduate academics in 30 years, University President Richard Levin laid out the review project’s infrastructure at […]

November 2, 2001

University President Richard Levin will reveal the details of a comprehensive review of undergraduate education at a faculty meeting today, Yale College Dean Richard Brodhead […]

November 1, 2001

As the Yale School of Management attempts to take its place among the nation’s top business schools, there has been speculation that the institution is […]

October 31, 2001

With permission from the University, the History Department is currently in the middle of an unprecedented recruiting project intended to expand its already large faculty […]

October 30, 2001

Perhaps it is fate that all the monkeys Laurie Santos, a Harvard Ph.D. student in psychology, works with are named after Yale psychologists — Paul […]

October 26, 2001

After five months as a member of the Harvard Committee on Employment and Contracting Policies, or the HCECP, Harvard economics professor Caroline Hoxby resigned from […]

October 24, 2001

Michel Devoret, a world-renowned physicist, will soon leave his hometown of Paris to work side-by-side with the Applied Physics Department in Becton Laboratory. Currently working […]

October 24, 2001

George Akerlof ’62, a University of California at Berkeley economics professor, has always considered himself a polite person, but when he answered the phone at […]

October 17, 2001

For 60 years, the Directed Studies program has had Yale undergraduates read the great books of the Western canon. But it is through the writing […]

October 16, 2001