Yale Daily News

Yasir Kazi GRD ’11, one of the planned speakers for Islamic Awareness Week, believes that now, more than ever, there is an urgent need for […]

February 19, 2007

Harvard students may be able to ace “Advanced Classical Electromagnetism,” but the university is now teaching them to fix their radiators and make pasta alfredo. […]

February 7, 2007

Raw food may not sound appealing, but for the owners of Ahimsa — a new restaurant on Chapel Street that is set to open next […]

January 31, 2007

Henry W. Broude, the Philip G. Bartlett emeritus professor of economics and history, died of cancer on Monday. He was 81. Broude, who served at […]

January 18, 2007

National Public Radio correspondent Guy Raz argued that the media’s preoccupation with the Palestine-Israel conflict contributes to anti-Semitism in a talk on Thursday. Raz, who […]

December 8, 2006

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals recently placed Yale fourth among the nation’s most vegetarian-friendly colleges, though some vegetarian students at Yale said the […]

December 5, 2006

The city’s efforts to improve the living situation of low-income families continued Wednesday with the groundbreaking for the second phase of a mixed-income housing project […]

November 30, 2006

Family members mourning the loss of loved ones in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict came together Tuesday night on Yale’s campus to share their experiences and the […]

November 29, 2006

Mary Jane Yoon ’08 had a “vision” after watching the television phenomenon “American Idol” last year — she wanted to help break the Asian stereotype […]

November 16, 2006

Woolsey Hall, whose marble walls are engraved with the names of over a thousand Yale students who lost their lives in war, hosted a Veteran’s […]

November 13, 2006

William F. Buckley Jr. ’50 gave what he said will be his final speech on public affairs Wednesday night in front of the Yale Political […]

November 2, 2006