Yale Daily News

This weekend, a rowdy, banner-waiving, youthful crowd filled the New Haven Coliseum. Dressed in team colors, they formed a conga line and danced down the […]

April 10, 2002

Fire doors in Yale’s residential rooms are there to save lives, but at 4 a.m., many a Yalie would rather risk peril in a raging […]

March 5, 2002

Last April Fool’s Day, Marissa Ain ’04 called her mother with some surprising news. She said that she had dyed her hair purple, pierced her […]

February 6, 2002

Beverly Beckwith had just started working as the director of nursing at the University of Connecticut when an epidemic struck the student body. “It was […]

January 30, 2002

Ashleigh Hegedus ’03 stood by a patient whose ribcage was wide open as a group of doctors stopped his heart from beating, took blood vessels […]

January 18, 2002

Former Yale professor Jonathan Weinberg ’78 said he first came out in 1977 because of a gay and lesbian group on campus that, on “National […]

November 28, 2001

Clutching his mother’s wheelchair, 8-year-old Tyrone Greene stared in incredulity at the stacks of books bigger than him. “It’s a good thing the books are […]

November 13, 2001

As Yale’s School of Forestry and Environmental Studies enters its second century, students and faculty alike are reflecting on its history, with a critical eye […]

November 5, 2001

A fundraising campaign for the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies has raised more than $30 million to date, Yale President Richard Levin announced Thursday. […]

October 26, 2001

Just a little more than a month after a dramatic shift in Yale’s financial aid policy, not a single person other than organizers showed up […]

October 15, 2001

The Lanman Center was bustling on Thursday night, but not with basketball players. On Thursday evening, the second annual law school and public policy fair […]

October 5, 2001