Yale Daily News

Though plans to overhaul administrative systems under YaleNext were ended during the onset of the economic recession in 2008, the University has continued to implement […]

November 11, 2011

The student-run William F. Buckley, Jr. Program’s efforts to attract funding for a course on the conservative alumnus’ legacy has earned mention in national media […]

November 9, 2011

We’re a little late to this one, but it’s still important: Clemantine Wamariya ’13, a nationally-known speaker on genocide and a survivor of the Rwandan […]

November 8, 2011

Yale’s 21.9 percent endowment return in fiscal year 2011 not only bested most of its Ivy League peers, but is also on track to top […]

November 8, 2011

With roughly 1,500 faculty applications submitted thus far and more on the way, Yale and the National University of Singapore have accrued a deep pool […]

November 7, 2011

Though three years have passed since the onset of the nationwide economic recession, Yale’s professional schools are maintaining a conservative approach with their budgets. While […]

November 4, 2011

No longer will the Whiffenpoofs be known only as the world’s oldest collegiate a cappella group — they have now also been deemed the “rich […]

November 2, 2011

Apparently David Swensen’s influence has spread beyond the world of higher education right into the public sector. According to a New York Times article published […]

November 1, 2011

On Friday afternoon, more than 50students, dining hall workers and union organizers came together in the Woolsey Hall rotunda to speak out against the end […]

October 31, 2011

In a column for the Atlantic published late last week, Eric Weinberger ’89 takes Yale and University President Richard Levin to task for partnering with […]

October 30, 2011

A phased retirement program introduced last December has roughly doubled the number of professors who have ended their academic careers. The number of professors who […]

October 28, 2011