Yale Daily News

Yale’s investments are guarded by a Viking in gray slacks. Tall and lanky, David Swensen GRD ’80, Yale’s chief investment officer, usually wields a pen […]

September 30, 2005

Yale Chief Investments Officer David Swensen’s new book, “Unconventional Success: A Fundamental Approach to Personal Investment,” began as a way to apply the lessons of […]

September 30, 2005

Union representatives are still protesting some Yale policies two years after the end of a protracted strike, but their voices are now filtered through committees […]

September 28, 2005

Thanks to an impressive 22.3 percent rate of return, Yale saw its endowment grow to $15.2 billion in the last fiscal year. The endowment’s total […]

September 20, 2005

Some obsessive e-mail checkers might cringe at memories of stalled connections from overloaded servers, but new software and hardware upgrades may soon delete worries about […]

September 16, 2005

Though undergraduates have been living in their dormitories for nearly a month, members of Yale’s Biomedical Engineering Department are just starting to move into their […]

September 16, 2005

With oil and gas prices soaring, Yale officials are reworking the University’s energy policies in an attempt to keep finances in the black without leaving […]

September 13, 2005

Nearly 2,000 documents from America’s colonial era have spent half a century on loan to Yale, and the owners of those centuries-old items now say […]

September 12, 2005

Though the Berkeley College dining hall will remain the only Yale eatery to serve entirely organic food this year, a roughly 50 percent increase in […]

September 7, 2005

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Yale’s labor unions began an era of relative peace and trust-building with the […]

September 6, 2005

Summer promotions have freed senior Yale officials to organize fundamental reevaluations of academic departments for the first time in nearly a decade, Deputy Provost Charles […]

September 2, 2005