Yale Daily News

  A social justice organization connected with Yale’s unions has accused Yale-New Haven Hospital of unfair debt collection processes and misuse of donated free health […]

May 1, 2003

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. A group of Taiwanese students says the World Health Organization is short-changing Taiwan […]

April 16, 2003

As the global threat of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome increases, the University and Yale-New Haven Hospital are taking steps to prepare for the mysterious disease […]

April 7, 2003

Considering whether to pursue a career path in medicine is a decision many high school students face during their academic careers. A group of Yale […]

March 27, 2003

World-renowned cardiothoracic surgery pioneer and Yale professor William Glenn died March 10 in Peterborough, N.H. He was 88. Glenn achieved worldwide recognition as a surgeon, […]

March 25, 2003

More than 1,000 union members and supporters called on Yale and Yale-New Haven Hospital to settle contracts and respect hospital workers’ right to unionize during […]

March 5, 2003

With construction on the medical school’s $176 million Congress Avenue Building finally complete, the daunting task of moving in begins. The move-in, which has been […]

March 4, 2003

Yale-New Haven Hospital officials, facing a state lawsuit, denied allegations last week that the hospital misused funds intended for the poor. Connecticut Attorney General Richard […]

March 3, 2003

Though the number of medical school applicants nationwide has fallen dramatically, applications to the Yale School of Medicine remained steady. Approximately 3,400 applicants applied to […]

February 27, 2003

While today’s college students have often been criticized for political apathy, the considerable crowds in attendance at this past weekend’s “Solidarity” conference defied the trend. […]

February 10, 2003

As a brand new school year begins, New Haven residents and children are finding it more difficult to enjoy the collections of the New Haven […]

September 11, 2002