Yale Daily News

In Minot, N.D., a town of 36,567 that hugs the Canadian border, rolling green hills give way to endless miles of flat land. The one-room […]

November 16, 2006

Federal rules limiting financial aid discussion between Yale and other top schools will temporarily be lifted next week. For a short time, representatives from a […]

September 28, 2001

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. In Minot, N.D., a town of 36,567 that hugs the Canadian border, rolling […]

September 27, 2001

In his playing days, Richard Y. Lee ’91 stood 6 feet 4 inches tall, tilting the scales at 265 pounds. The broad-shouldered defensive tackle from […]

September 19, 2001

Brad Hoorn ’01, a tall, thin and quiet economics major working as a first-year research associate at Fred Alger Management in One World Trade Center, […]

September 14, 2001

Still shocked by Tuesday’s tragedies, Yale families, students and alumni have turned to the University and their Yale friends for answers — but definite information […]

September 13, 2001

More than 50,000 people work at the World Trade Center and 150,000 visit each day, and after a terrorist attack destroyed the center’s signature twin […]

September 12, 2001

She never thought she’d leave Yale, but then he swept her off her feet. They married last April, moved to Rochester, N.Y., and lived happily […]

September 11, 2001

Like many other busy Yale students, Emily Guilmette ’03 is thrilled about Yale’s recent announcement to dramatically increase student wages this year. “It’s helpful because […]

September 7, 2001

Now that Yale’s sweeping aid reform is out in the open, administrators are saying it nearly matches aid packages presented earlier this year by Harvard […]

September 6, 2001

Don’t feel intimidated, but this year’s crop of freshmen is the most competitive and most diverse bunch ever. The 1,298 members of the Class of […]

September 6, 2001