Yale Daily News

Children have often read comic books without the approval of their parents, but a new exhibit shows how these and other children’s books have taught […]

February 4, 2003

Come the start of next semester, the familiar sight of chain-link fences and concrete barriers around Sprague Hall may be a distant memory. The renovation […]

January 31, 2003

While walking down Chapel Street, some people mistake Joy Wulke’s ARC ’74 art display for the opening of a new nightclub. With the assistance of […]

January 28, 2003

As London’s National Portrait Gallery undergoes renovations, the Yale Center for British Art has the opportunity to borrow some of the gallery’s most notable portraits, […]

January 24, 2003

Yalies who want to feast their eyes on ancient art had better hurry. The African Gallery of the Yale University Art Gallery closed Jan. 2 […]

January 22, 2003

The optimism of brotherhood and the creativity of children have come together in a new art exhibit at the Shubert Theater. The exhibit, called “Reflections: […]

January 17, 2003

With its name originating from the Japanese word for “to play,” the So Percussion Group is attempting to popularize the percussion quartet with energetic performances […]

January 13, 2003

When many people think of New Haven, they focus on Yale University or its noted theater community. But Mayor John DeStefano Jr. thinks of pastries. […]

December 11, 2002

“The Great Magician,” a classical Faust tale newly adapted and translated by Alexander Barreto DRA ’03, will begin performances tonight at the University Theater. Pedro […]

December 5, 2002

For years, the “Nutcracker” has been a staple of the holiday season and has enjoyed widespread popularity. The city of New Haven is no exception, […]

December 2, 2002

The world’s most notable architects are found in Paris, Tokyo, New York and — perhaps most overlooked — right here in New Haven. New Haven […]

November 20, 2002