Yale Daily News

Akash Maharaj, the former Morse College junior charged with forging his application to Yale and stealing financial aid, did not appear in the New Haven […]

April 15, 2008

Jon Terenzetti ’10 envisions a world in which every Yalie is affected by YSAC — from the freshman at the Spring Fling to the senior […]

April 14, 2008

Yale’s admissions officers were not the only ones duped by Akash Maharaj’s alleged deceptions. He fooled everyone he met at Yale, too — until his […]

April 14, 2008

Just a week after Yale’s record-low admissions rate grabbed headlines, the University is once again in the national spotlight. This time, though, it was not […]

April 11, 2008

A transfer student, who allegedly forged his Yale application, is dismissed from the University, bypassing typical disciplinary proceedings. Then, he is arrested on charges of […]

April 10, 2008

Campus was abuzz Tuesday as students discovered thatone of their own may have been an impostor. Dozens of students interviewed said they were startled to […]

April 9, 2008

For some applicants, a Yale education is worth lying for. After discovering serious discrepancies in the transfer application of a Morse College junior, Yale rescinded […]

April 8, 2008

When he transferred from Columbia to Yale last spring and joined Morse College’s class of 2008, he seemed like many other Yale students: His admissions […]

April 8, 2008

After 30 years covering the U.S. Supreme Court for The New York Times, Pulitzer Prize-winner Linda Greenhouse will return to Yale Law School to become […]

March 27, 2008

Just months after Harvard unveiled a financial-aid overhaul for undergraduates that left other universities, including Yale, scrambling to keep pace, Harvard Law School announced last […]

March 27, 2008

After 30 years covering the Supreme Court for The New York Times, Pulitzer Prize-winner Linda Greenhouse will take a new post as a journalist-in-residence and […]

March 26, 2008