Yale Daily News

Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito LAW ’75’s confirmation hearings, which began noon Monday, elicited mixed reactions among Yale Law School students and professors — two […]

January 10, 2006

The University’s prospects for federal grants, ongoing construction projects and companies in Yale’s portfolio that may invest in the Sudan were among the topics discussed […]

January 9, 2006

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in the Rumsfeld v. FAIR case, which will decide whether the federal government can withhold funding from universities […]

December 7, 2005

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. While recent discussion in corporate America and The New York Times indicates that […]

December 2, 2005

This week, Yale President Richard Levin and 21 Yale administrators and faculty visited Japan, comprising the largest University delegation ever to make an international tour. […]

December 2, 2005

Amid campus debate on Yale’s possible holdings in companies that invest in Sudan, a University committee is working on a report that may prompt divestment […]

November 30, 2005

Students selling T-shirts for the Harvard-Yale Game in the Woolsey Rotunda were asked to leave by Deputy Secretary Martha Highsmith yesterday. While sales and displays […]

November 17, 2005

After refusing to meet with the Undergraduate Organizing Committee for the last three years, Yale President Richard Levin sat down with members of the group […]

November 16, 2005

Yale President Richard Levin earned $715,212 for the 2004 fiscal year, making him the 11th highest-paid private university president, according to a study released by […]

November 15, 2005

A $100 million anonymous gift to the School of Music and recent editorials by Ben Stein LAW ’69 questioning the value of alumni contributions have […]

November 14, 2005

A three-judge federal appeals panel, which includes Yale Corporation fellow Judge Barrington Parker Jr., began considering last Wednesday whether to uphold two lower court rulings […]

November 11, 2005