Yale Daily News

For the first time in recent history, Yale received more early applications than Harvard this fall, with 4,065 students applying under the University’s early action […]

November 18, 2005

After refusing to meet with the Undergraduate Organizing Committee for the last three years, Yale President Richard Levin sat down with members of the group […]

November 16, 2005

A $100 million anonymous gift to the School of Music and recent editorials by Ben Stein LAW ’69 questioning the value of alumni contributions have […]

November 14, 2005

Students like Wilma Bainbridge ’09, who applied to Yale last fall using a paper application, may soon become a minority at the University. “I’m the […]

November 11, 2005

While Mihai Marica MUS ’04 said he was excited about last week’s announcement that a $100 million anonymous donation to the School of Music would […]

November 9, 2005

While some undergraduates may be catching up on sleep and homework during their nine-day Thanksgiving break, 131 Yalies will spend their time serving as “student […]

November 7, 2005

Seven Yale students — most of them members of the Undergraduate Organizing Committee — visited the homes and offices of five Yale Corporation fellows residing […]

October 31, 2005

About 40 students — the majority of whom were affiliated with the Undergraduate Organizing Committee — gathered on Beinecke Plaza on Thursday afternoon to rally […]

October 28, 2005

Yale administrators said that while they will consider proposed changes to the University’s financial aid policy — suggested by the Yale College Council in a […]

October 27, 2005

When Chris Hanson ’05 graduated from Yale last year, he was unsure of what his future would hold. Hanson, who had worked in the admissions […]

October 19, 2005

High school students who receive merit scholarships toward their college education are more likely to go on to receive a baccalaureate, according to a recently […]

October 17, 2005