Britton O'Daly, Author at Yale Daily News

Yale has produced the 12th most Fulbright recipients among American research institutions.

March 7, 2017

Demand remains high for inclusive Greek organizations

Many students appear to be flocking in higher numbers toward fraternities with reputations as socially responsible spaces.

February 28, 2017

BRITTON O'DALY

Talk addresses slavery, race and Yale

Craig Steven Wilder discussed the bearing of his 2013 book on Yale’s controversial relationship with slavery.

February 27, 2017

DANIELLA COHEN & BRITTON O'DALY

Stiles tastes victory at ninth Final Cut

Ezra Stiles College, represented by chefs Michael Park ’17, Henok Addis ’17 and Adam Davis ’17, won the ninth annual Final Cut student culinary competition […]

February 23, 2017

HAILEY FUCHS & BRITTON O'DALY

Hopper students mold new college identity

Grace Hopper students reflected on the tension between forging new traditions while maintaining Calhoun College’s history.

February 21, 2017

BRITTON O'DALY

Engender to lobby administration for gender inclusion in frats

With the conclusion of Greek life recruitment, Engender plans to take its course to the next stage and lobby the Yale administration to intervene.

February 17, 2017

BRITTON O'DALY & BRITTANY SMITH

In Calhoun decision, Yale is not alone

The renaming of Calhoun College comes in the midst of a national discussion on building names tied to slavery.

February 14, 2017

BRITTON O'DALY

Nonbinary students confront surgery challenges

Yale Health’s current approval process for gender-affirming surgeries can undermine care non-binary students.

February 10, 2017

BRITTON O'DALY

Alpha Phi finds first home on Edgewood

The Yale chapter of Alpha Phi, the newest sorority on campus, will move into its first house on 33 Edgewood Ave. in August.

February 9, 2017

BRITTON O'DALY & BRITTANY SMITH

Aurelian banned from on-campus meeting space

The University has ordered the Aurelian Honor Society to vacate its private meeting space on the fourth floor of Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall.

February 6, 2017

BRITTON O'DALY & DAVID YAFFE-BELLANY

Gelernter, potential science advisor to Trump, denies man-made climate change

Yale computer science professor David Gelernter ’76 — a potential science advisor to President Donald Trump — told the News he does not believe in man-made climate change.

January 25, 2017