Yale Daily News

For Light Fellows Adam Scharfman ’08, J.T. Kennedy ’09 and Austin Woerner ’08, visiting China is nothing new. But when they travel to Beijing next […]

October 15, 2007

By Caitlin Roman Staff reporter One of the top ten most popular majors on campus two decades ago, American studies is now witnessing a sharp […]

October 3, 2007

NEW YORK — When New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman looks at India and China, he sees two “six-lane superhighways.” On China’s side of the […]

September 25, 2007

At back-to-school festivities in the past few weeks, Elis have played hard-fought games of beer pong, downed vodka shots, wandered around with Solo cups, and […]

September 21, 2007

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Along with awkward introductions and a thorough inspection of the syllabus, the first […]

September 18, 2007

As part of Yale’s effort to encourage students to pursue topics outside U.S. borders, the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies has hired two […]

September 14, 2007

Squash pizza lovers, rejoice — for a brief period, there will be more opportunities to sample sustainable food in Yale’s dining halls. For the next […]

September 5, 2007

Before entertaining hordes of screaming Yalies at Tuesday’s Spring Fling, T.I. and his entourage will need 24 pieces of fried chicken, 32 water bottles — […]

April 30, 2007

When New York Times columnist Bob Herbert started at The New York Daily News in 1976, he said, no one at the mostly white, mostly […]

April 24, 2007

Name: Chetan Tadvalkar Residential College: Timothy Dwight Class Year: 2008 Hometown: Silver Spring, Md. Major: Economics and International Studies Vice presidential candidate Chetan Tadvalkar ’08 […]

April 20, 2007

A Yale groundskeeper was seriously injured Wednesday when she was pinned against a wall by a lawn aerator while she was operating the machine in […]

April 12, 2007