Yale Daily News

Last Friday, an ordinary afternoon turned into a big day for Keira Driansky ’03. She was chatting on the Internet when she received a call […]

December 11, 2002

Life is getting tougher for criminals in New Haven. In a meeting Thursday morning that included New Haven police officers and information analysts, members of […]

December 6, 2002

As a freshman in 1953, Larry Kramer ’57 attempted suicide because he was so unhappy at Yale. Nearly 50 years later, after a renowned career […]

December 5, 2002

Despite recent elections that favored Republicans nationwide, some New Haven Democrats are not wasting any time in preparing for the next round. About 70 local […]

November 21, 2002

Gloria Loya ’05 has been involved with bone marrow drives since her uncle died of leukemia in 1998. But for the first time this weekend, […]

November 20, 2002

Innovations in design represent more than simple aesthetic creativity for Alan Short, a practicing architect and head of the Department of Architecture at Cambridge University. […]

November 15, 2002

  Three immigration lawyers urged foreign students to keep good records of their visa documents and activities to avoid legal problems Thursday night during a […]

November 11, 2002

As tension surrounding possible American action in Iraq continues to build, James O’Brien LAW ’88, an adviser to the Secretary of State during the Clinton […]

October 25, 2002

Since 1978, the status of Yale’s Program on Nonprofit Organizations has fluctuated between that of a thriving enterprise and a struggling institution. Now, the School […]

October 23, 2002

Kofi Annan, Secretary-General of the United Nations and a winner of last year’s Nobel Peace Prize, spoke Wednesday about globalization to an overflowing crowd at […]

October 3, 2002

Over a century ago, when it was virtually unheard of for minorities to obtain higher education, Edward A. Bouchet 1874 GRD 1876 studied physics at […]

September 19, 2002