Yale Daily News

Brown University’s financial aid office will face a $3 million deficit this year and expects a $4 million deficit next year, officials announced Monday. But […]

November 14, 2002

Less than a year before Yale’s switch to a new early action program, the University received a record number of early decision applications, the admissions […]

November 13, 2002

Nearly a year after he initiated a national debate over early admissions policies, Yale President Richard Levin announced Wednesday that the University will adopt a […]

November 7, 2002

Defying a nationwide trend, applications to the Yale School of Medicine have increased since 1999 and medical school administrators said they expect the number to […]

November 4, 2002

Seniors have already dressed up for the Masquerade Ball, started thinking about their essays, and even attended the first of the Paul Mellon dinners. Now, […]

November 1, 2002

Singing Russian folk songs in New Haven for 30 minutes a day is not be part of the average Yalie’s routine. But without it, Yale […]

October 31, 2002

Though they finished their Yale course requirements years ago, about 300 alumni spent the weekend poring through the Blue Book to select 36 classes to […]

October 28, 2002

Students dreaming of a summer in Italy or Mexico can stop flipping through other colleges’ study abroad catalogs. Instead, they will be able to register […]

October 25, 2002

When a high school senior’s father called the admissions office last week, undergraduate recruitment coordinator Leo Stevens ’05 was there to answer the phone. Stevens […]

October 22, 2002

With the nation on the verge of war against Iraq, many professors are using the current situation as a live case study for history, political […]

October 11, 2002

The New Haven Coliseum now stands silent after its official closure more than a month ago, and those who were most intimately involved in its […]

October 8, 2002