Yale Daily News

In its quest to broaden Yale’s pool of international applicants, representatives of the Office of Undergraduate Admissions are visiting Africa for the second time in […]

October 21, 2009

One of the Yale Admissions Office’s favorite selling points to prospective students — that, unlike at many other large research universities, all of Yale’s tenured […]

October 15, 2009

Last April, when a retired Israeli Air Force general was scheduled to speak at the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale, protestors forced […]

October 9, 2009

While many Yale graduates choose to carve careers in finance, law or medicine, Sgt. Anthony Campbell ’95 DIV ’09 chose God and the New Haven […]

October 8, 2009

Since Durfee’s Sweet Shoppe began serving pizzas this semester, local bakery Lupi Legna has been cashing in — one phone call at a time. Yale […]

October 1, 2009

The New Haven Port Authority yesterday announced that it had received a $1.1 million federal grant to enhance fencing, camera and lighting facilities. A $41.3 […]

September 29, 2009

Compared to those who live in neighboring cities, New Haven residents fare relatively well in terms of insurance coverage, new data suggest. According to newly […]

September 23, 2009

To eradicate poverty in New Haven, Mayor John DeStefano Jr. said, the city must overcome a legacy of poor urban planning. Speaking at the Yale […]

September 22, 2009

Since the closure of the nearly century-old Yale Armory, an athletic facility located on Central Avenue, on Sept. 2, the Yale polo team has been […]

September 16, 2009

After a yearlong search and a snub from Whole Foods, downtown New Haven’s first grocery store will open shop at 360 State St. Developers of […]

September 16, 2009

Although the Elm City has seen a spike in the turnover rate among its retailers and restaurants over the past year, the worst may be […]

September 10, 2009