Yale Daily News

One Yale professor and two alumni will receive the nation’s highest honor for scholarship in the humanities today. Yale history professor John Gaddis and alumni […]

November 10, 2005

Yale President Richard Levin participated in a national survey released last week by The Chronicle of Higher Education detailing 764 college presidents’ backgrounds and opinions […]

November 8, 2005

About 20 college students from across the country — including Wells O’Byrne ’07 and Nathaniel Loewentheil ’07 — will convene at Columbia University today to […]

November 5, 2005

Proposed federal export guidelines tied to national security concerns may prevent international students who work in University laboratories from handling certain technologies. Yale President Richard […]

November 2, 2005

Yale staff members who take time off from work for a family illness will be able to count these away days as “sick time” starting […]

October 27, 2005

The U.S. House and Senate education committees will vote in the coming weeks on whether to approve proposed spending cuts on educational programs in an […]

October 26, 2005

In response to the recent spike in local crime, University administrators said they are implementing new measures to increase Yale’s security presence on and off […]

October 21, 2005

Yale is increasing its efforts to build ties with Mexico by sending a small University-sponsored delegation to the country this week. Monday marked the first […]

October 18, 2005

Yale officials announced Tuesday that the University aims to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 10 percent below its 1990 levels over the next 15 […]

October 12, 2005

Yale anthropology professor Marcello Canuto has resolved a long-standing debate in archaeological circles over the location of Site Q with his discovery in April 2005 […]

October 4, 2005

For students on the Flex dining program, the start of the semester has been frustrating because card-reading machines at the only two restaurants that accept […]

September 30, 2005