Yale Daily News

Parking tickets may be a reality in any urban community, but now a New Haven alderman is questioning the fairness of the city’s ticketing policies. […]

January 17, 2002

In the last week of November, about 15 students participated in an audition for “Un Certain Type de Col Roule” — “A Certain Type of […]

December 12, 2001

When she retired after 31 years of teaching, Elsie Cofield thought she had accomplished all of her goals. The wife of the Rev. Curtis M. […]

November 29, 2001

Two weeks after controversy erupted over the removal of an alleged hate sign from Durfee Hall, Yale administrators said the situation could have been handled […]

November 13, 2001

  New Haven may soon be a destination of luxurious yachts like those that can be soon on st martin boat rental, thanks to a new […]

November 12, 2001

For some aspiring Ivy League students, the first year of college ultimately may end up costing more than $60,000. Former Yale admissions office employee Katherine […]

November 1, 2001

Members of the Berkeley People’s Film Society, a left-leaning organization revived last year, said they hope to attract both sympathizers and critics. This approach seems […]

October 25, 2001

E-mail has become ubiquitous at Yale. “I check it, it’s always on in my office. I read it whenever I’m at my desk,” Dean of […]

October 22, 2001

Holcombe T. Green Jr. Hall is not on the online map of Yale campus. It is not listed among the buildings, either. “The general public […]

October 18, 2001