Yale Daily News

A panel of foreign affairs experts discussing “Pre-Emption/Intervention: The Role of Military Force in U.S. Security” drew approximately 160 Yale students, staff, and surrounding community […]

November 20, 2003

The Yale Falun Gong club, along with Amnesty International, is creating a petition asking university leaders, including Yale President Richard Levin, to speak with Chinese […]

November 13, 2003

As the holiday season approaches with its many festivals of lights, Yale’s South Asian Society is bringing another vibrant festival of light, albeit one not […]

November 7, 2003

“The Country Girls,” published in 1960, was Irish novelist Edna O’Brien’s first book. It was also her first book to be banned. O’Brien, author of […]

October 28, 2003

As Harvard students celebrated Columbus Day this Monday by sleeping in, Yalies went to class as usual. The difference in Harvard and Yale’s calendars is […]

October 14, 2003

Although each side is armed with nothing more than food and petitions, the street cart vendors and local New Haven restaurants are waging a battle […]

October 10, 2003

Channel 24 now shows up as a blank screen on students’ television monitors. As of tonight it will be Yale TV, the first-ever campus based-television […]

October 3, 2003

With bright multicolored posters proclaiming “Celebrate the Elderly,” the city of New Haven kicked off National Employ Older Workers Week with an awards ceremony Wednesday. […]

September 25, 2003

Long lines greeted students at Fleet Bank on Monday, as many waited to cash in the $130 meal rebate check Yale now offers as strike […]

September 18, 2003

Dispelling notions that grandmothers don’t talk about sex, Dr. Ruth Westheimer talked to Yalies Thursday about topics ranging from sexually transmitted diseases to fake orgasms […]

September 12, 2003