Yale Daily News

The most seriously injured victim of the New Year’s assault on the Baker’s Dozen a cappella group filed suit against his alleged assailants this month, […]

March 26, 2007

A coalition of Yale student groups hopes to celebrate cultural and religious differences on campus with a series of discussions, performances and social events this […]

March 26, 2007

  The two San Francisco men who have been charged with assaulting members of the Baker’s Dozen a cappella group have surrendered to the local […]

March 8, 2007

Although the 40 days of Lent are traditionally associated with solemn reflection and penance, a student-led Ash Wednesday service at the Yale Divinity School that […]

March 6, 2007

More than two months after a violent attack on the Baker’s Dozen a cappella group, the San Francisco district attorney filed felony assault charges against […]

March 6, 2007

Before coming to Yale, Andrew Dowe ’08 attended a small Catholic all-boys school in Tampa, Fla. During his four years at the institution, he covered […]

March 2, 2007

The social and political hurdles faced by transgendered individuals will be the focus of the fourth annual Trans Issues Week this week. The events, organized […]

February 26, 2007

To commemorate Black History Month, the Afro-American Cultural Center held an open forum Tuesday evening on the current status of black political leadership in the […]

February 21, 2007

In light of the recent appointment of a new University Chaplain, students have started to debate anew the role of a religious leader in a […]

February 20, 2007

Students from Hong Kong offered the Yale community their perspective on issues like gender inequality and environmental ethics during a public symposium Wednesday afternoon. As […]

February 15, 2007

Yale will welcome its first female, non-Protestant and non-ordained chaplain since the position was created 80 years ago, President Richard Levin announced Friday. In an […]

February 12, 2007