Yale Daily News

Poet, parent and Pulitzer Prize nominee Elizabeth Alexander ’84 is a connoisseur of history, art and politics. Her book, “American Sublime,” which received the nod […]

April 24, 2006

Yale scientists have discovered that the key to tackling many public health and agricultural problems may lie in understanding the fruit fly’s sense of smell. […]

April 19, 2006

Amy Wojnarwsky ’07, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, is a political science major and member of Calhoun College. As one of the co-coordinators of Dwight […]

April 18, 2006

Puerto Rican native Frances Pesquera ’07, a molecular, cellular and developmental biology major, is currently balancing preparation for the upcoming MCAT with cultural and service-related […]

April 18, 2006

Stefano Theodoli-Braschi ’07, a member of Saybrook College who lives off campus, is a double major in theater studies and history. He hails from London, […]

April 18, 2006

As the second semester of his senior year comes to a close, Jihad Beauchman ’06 is continuing to live life at an unusually fast pace, […]

April 18, 2006

With reading week around the corner, Yale’s libraries are brimming with students — some painstakingly sifting through tomes of constitutional law, others attempting to construct […]

April 12, 2006

Both students majoring in the sciences and those just trying to fulfill their quantitative reasoning and Group IV requirements now have a one-stop shop for […]

April 10, 2006

This week, they are hard to ignore. Cloaked figures huddle at the doors of Au Bon Pain; blindfolded juniors hunch in the drizzly Swing Space […]

April 6, 2006

Google and Microsoft recruiters often go unnoticed on a campus better known for its strong pool of investment banking and consulting connections, but lately, these […]

April 5, 2006

With an increased emphasis on service and chivalry over beirut and binge drinking, fraternity brothers at Yale and across the country are feeling pressure to […]

March 31, 2006