Yale Daily News

For better or worse, one of the favorite pastimes of Yale procrastinators has just been taken to a whole new level. Now, instead of wasting […]

February 10, 2005

As students weave through the snow-covered Yale campus, establishing new routes to their second semester classes and dreaming of spring break, summer seems an eternity […]

February 8, 2005

Forty years ago, Pat Dorn and his band performed at a crowded DKE fraternity party. In the audience that night was DKE’s president, a young […]

January 21, 2005

As the temperature drops and snow settles on Yale’s rooftops and towers, socializing outside is the farthest thing from most students’ minds. Yet to the […]

January 20, 2005

On the morning of Dec. 26, Carl Farrington ’65 was on the beach enjoying a family vacation in Poda Island, Thailand, when, he said, “suddenly, […]

January 10, 2005

Though some students remain reluctant to leave campus, the number of those studying abroad experienced a slight increase this year as the University continues its […]

December 8, 2004

The Yale Collegiate Figure Skating Club will spin, glide and twirl to raise money for their fellow athletes in the Special Olympics at their second […]

December 3, 2004

Author Sean-Michael Green is currently living the dream of thousands of high school seniors — he is spending a year at not one, but all […]

November 16, 2004

The Yale women’s squash team finished strong in its three scrimmages Sunday, giving the Elis high hopes for the upcoming season. Yale defeated the University […]

November 15, 2004

Asthma is responsible for 25 percent of school absences and is the most common chronic illness in children. With many patients suffering from asthma shuffling […]

November 5, 2004

New Haven is the birthplace of pizza, hamburgers, George W. Bush and the Knights of Columbus. And according to author David Herlihy, New Haven is […]

October 29, 2004