Yale Daily News

City residents will only be voting in races with heavily-favored incumbents Tuesday, but elsewhere in the state, the results of two of Connecticut’s Congressional elections […]

November 1, 2004

Higher education may not be a priority for most voters this election year, but the nation’s decision on Nov. 2 will have an impact on […]

October 29, 2004

Responding to a critical shortage of flu shots in New Haven, the University has transferred 5,000 doses of the influenza virus vaccine to the city […]

October 27, 2004

Eager to have their votes counted in key swing states in the Nov. 2 presidential election, many Yalies are putting in the extra work to […]

October 26, 2004

Widely considered to be a solidly blue state since 1992, Connecticut has nonetheless attracted attention from both presidential candidates in recent weeks. Though spending has […]

October 21, 2004

In a nearly unanimous decision Monday evening, the New Haven Board of Aldermen passed a resolution condemning both the USA Patriot Act and the proposed […]

October 19, 2004

CHESHIRE– In an event patterned on the presidential debates, representatives of the Yale College Democrats and Republicans addressed hundreds of high school students, teachers and […]

October 16, 2004

When it comes to tailgates, Yale may not measure up to big state schools in number of people, amount of alcohol consumed or overall rowdiness, […]

October 16, 2004

The Board of Aldermen’s Finance Committee unanimously approved a new four-year contract for New Haven police officers Wednesday. The contract, which must still be passed […]

October 14, 2004

At the university he called “the source of our political problems,” independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader spoke about what he deemed to be the shortcomings […]

October 7, 2004

Ever the self-effacing Englishman, newly-appointed provost Andrew Hamilton alluded to his predecessor and fellow Brit Alison Richard when he speculated Tuesday that he may have […]

October 6, 2004