Yale Daily News

Sixty years ago, a vow of “Never Again” was the world’s reaction to the unspeakable horrors of Auschwitz. But today, why do concentration camps still […]

April 20, 2006

Do corporations have a duty not to be evil? The public rallies for divestment from Sudan were still fresh on one’s mind when the news […]

February 8, 2006

President Bush heads to China this Saturday with free trade, currency and intellectual rights on the top of his agenda. Of course, issues like Taiwan, […]

November 15, 2005

The Chinese leader Hu Jintao’s recently postponed visits to the White House and Yale University would have marked an important milestone in his political career […]

September 7, 2005

A New York-based Chinese-language TV station that broke the news on the SARS epidemic in China and infuriated Chinese authorities with uncensored news reports is […]

April 15, 2005

I was staring at my cell phone when the time crawled to 12:00 a.m., Jan. 1, 2005. I didn’t make a New Year’s resolution. I […]

January 10, 2005

The United States introduced a resolution last week in Geneva at the United Nations Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR) conference, advocating human rights in China. […]

April 19, 2004

In the late 1990s, if you had gone for an early-morning stroll around a park almost anywhere in China, you would have found a tranquil […]

January 12, 2004

At the Head of the Charles Regatta on Oct. 19, the Yale women’s crew team beat Princeton by 12 seconds. On Sunday, the Tigers exacted […]

October 28, 2003

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. A high school student reporter asked journalist Seth Lipsky how he would deal […]

October 16, 2003

The Yale Law School’s China Law Center has often brought in prominent speakers to discuss legal reforms and other pressing issues in China. But Wednesday, […]

September 18, 2003