Yale Daily News

The visit of China’s President Hu Jintao on Friday should open a Universitywide dialogue not just on the positives of the Yale-China relationship, but also […]

April 20, 2006

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions tells students “The pursuit of diversity and excellence lies at the heart of Yale.” The University lauds itself for creating […]

April 17, 2006

With the formation of a review committee, changes to the ethnic counselor program may be on the way. Current ethnic counselors announced plans for the […]

November 21, 2002

Yale Divinity School professor Margaret Farley received New Ways Ministry’s Bridge Building Award Saturday for her challenge to Catholic policy on on homosexual rights, mounted […]

November 18, 2002

The complex issues surrounding Connecticut school funding were the focus of a Dwight Hall community discussion Monday night. The discussion — which featured state representatives […]

October 22, 2002

For one small group of Yalies, Monday dinners now come with an occasional side of, perhaps, Ecuadorean economics. International Conversations, an international issues discussion series, […]

October 16, 2002

It was a scene familiar to many Yale Law School students — law professor Stephen L. Carter in glasses and a gray tweed coat, reading […]

October 9, 2002

The story of J. Hendrik Schon, a Lucent Technologies and Bell Laboratories physicist fired after allegations of scientific misconduct, was the subject of discussion for […]

October 8, 2002

In April 1999, author Terrence Cheng was riding in a Beijing taxicab with a driver who did not want to discuss Tiananmen Square. Visiting China […]

October 3, 2002

Wearing a wry half-smile, the Zen Buddhist monk in the simple gray robes paused to consider the mild, momentary havoc he had just wreaked on […]

September 13, 2002