Yale Daily News

In an effort to expand the focus of the Program of Ethics, Politics and Economics, EP&E Director Seyla Benhabib will propose several changes to the […]

January 29, 2003

After attending Monday classes today, Yalies will have the opportunity to observe Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday through a constellation of community service, religious and […]

January 17, 2003

Three school records fell as the women’s track team opened its winter season. The men’s team scored victories in several events at the Northeastern Invitational […]

December 11, 2002

As the thermometer dipped into the low 20s Tuesday night, only one man was crazy enough to brave the cold — without a massive down […]

December 4, 2002

Yale police are getting a new home. The University unveiled plans in early November to build a new police station at the corner of Ashmun […]

December 2, 2002

For Zoe Palitz ’05, America’s focus on eliminating terrorism makes government funding of the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation — formerly known as the […]

November 19, 2002

Amidst increasingly contentious labor negotiations between Yale and its two largest unions, locals 34 and 35, the Yale Religious Ministry and the University Chaplain’s Office […]

November 13, 2002

Amid rising concern over the possibility of war with Iraq, three professors and Newsweek senior editor Michael Hirsh discussed the feasibility and consequences of a […]

November 7, 2002

Dana Young ’60 has a reason to appreciate the legacy of the Chinese Educational Mission. His grandfather, Yung Kwai, who graduated from Yale College in […]

October 31, 2002

Medical school students and community leaders discussed how to make Yale’s community service efforts more effective at a presentation sponsored by the Yale American Medical […]

October 18, 2002

Anyone who has ever walked down the street humming “Give me a break, break me off a piece of that Kit-Kat bar,” or has shelled […]

October 9, 2002