Yale Daily News

During an 100-day period beginning April 6, 1994, genocide in Rwanda claimed the lives of at least 800,000 people while the outside world made little […]

February 22, 2005

Two of Yale’s professional schools will be getting new deans in the next year, with School of Medicine Dean David Kessler’s recent departure and Yale […]

September 3, 2003

As a teenager heading home from synagogue on a crowded Atlanta bus, Stuart Eizenstat failed to break with 1960s segregationist norms and did not give […]

April 11, 2003

President George W. Bush recently nominated Stephen C. Robinson, a former Yale Law School professor and interim manager of Empower New Haven, for a federal […]

March 24, 2003

As foreign policymakers debate similar issues in Afghanistan and Iraq, professors and human rights experts at the Law School debated the relationship between local and […]

March 3, 2003

With a GESO strike set for next week, some law school students, though not formal members of the Graduate Employees and Students Organization, said they […]

February 25, 2003

Highlighting the specific necessity of affirmative action in law school admissions, the Black Law Students Associations from Yale, Harvard and Stanford law schools filed a […]

February 19, 2003

Walter L. Pforzheimer ’35 LAW ’38, a World War II veteran who helped found the Central Intelligence Agency, died Monday after a lengthy illness. He […]

February 14, 2003

For the second time in four months, law students donned gags and protested the appearance of military recruiters at a Yale Law School interview program […]

February 7, 2003

Thirty years after the landmark Roe v. Wade ruling made abortion legal in the United States, Yale Law School professors hosted speakers and programs to […]

February 3, 2003

While Yale undergraduates may wonder what it takes to gain admission to Yale Law School, which had a 7.6 percent acceptance rate last year, it […]

January 30, 2003