Yale Daily News

Covered in war paint and with bullhorns blaring, members of Yale’s a cappella groups tapped their freshman classes last night in a ceremony that drew […]

September 25, 2003

Hundreds of striking workers from locals 34 and 35 marched on the Yale-New Haven Medical Center Friday morning in an expression of solidarity with the […]

September 8, 2003

When millions of television viewers tune in to watch the hit CBS reality series “Survivor,” the network is “outwitting,” “outlasting,” and “outplaying” its competitors all […]

April 30, 2003

Renowned humanities professor Harold Bloom recently finalized plans to donate his personal library to St. Michael’s College, a small Catholic college of 1,900 students in […]

April 21, 2003

With national attention focused on the American military in Iraq, a group of professors and a retired air force officer examined the ties between Yale […]

April 10, 2003

Journalist and radio show host Larry Bensky ’58 challenged students Thursday to view with skepticism news coverage of the American-led war with Iraq, charging a […]

April 4, 2003

Adding their voices to a series of recent worldwide protests, Yale students and New Haven residents equipped with bongo drums, posters and a giant papier-mache […]

March 26, 2003

Despite news reports this week that the Peruvian government has initiated talks to recover Machu Picchu artifacts from Yale’s Peabody Museum, curator Richard Burger said […]

March 6, 2003

By the time they graduate, students majoring in English may no longer associate the word “cosmopolitan” with the popular mixed drink. Starting next fall, recently […]

February 26, 2003

NEW YORK — As over 140 Yale students exited trains in New York City’s Grand Central Station Saturday to protest U.S. moves toward war with […]

February 17, 2003

As America braces for a possible war in Iraq, weapons of mass destruction have become a major topic in the media and in international affairs. […]

February 7, 2003