Yale Daily News

“Underwear, everyone wants underwear!” Bruce Alexander, one of Yale’s highest-ranking officials, said, in reference to student requests for greater New Haven retail at an open […]

April 14, 2005

After more than a year of planning and negotiations, the city of New Haven made their first offer Wednesday to purchase four spaces on Crown […]

April 14, 2005

Jamaican Gourmet Coffee, having outgrown its previous spot in North Haven, has returned to its Elm City roots. The business, which supplies many local coffee […]

April 12, 2005

Having submitted their final business plans and market analyses last week, Yale’s budding entrepreneurs await the judges’ pending responses as to who has what it […]

April 7, 2005

Firehouse 12, a former firehouse turned recording studio and performance venue in New Haven’s Ninth Square, hosted its first official concert Sunday. A three-story space […]

April 5, 2005

Yale students and New Haven residents can now search for summer sublets, apply for jobs and sign up for free informal knitting lessons all in […]

April 4, 2005

For the past decade, Yale University and Yale-New Haven Hospital have taken their places as New Haven’s largest employers, a position that has created increasingly […]

March 29, 2005

After nearly 27 years and thousands of books sold, Book Haven was purchased by Labyrinth Books of New York City on Tuesday. Sharing Book Haven’s […]

March 25, 2005

Beginning in May, a big blue furniture store will not be the only building welcoming travelers into New Haven. The NewAlliance Foundation announced earlier this […]

March 22, 2005

In the wake of the Board of Aldermen’s decision to go ahead with Mayor John DeStefano Jr.’s downtown development plan, some have raised questions about […]

March 4, 2005

Henry Fernandez LAW ’94 announced his resignation Tuesday after nearly seven years of overseeing five city departments as New Haven’s economic development administrator. Citing a […]

March 3, 2005