Yale Daily News

Morse College freshman counselors removed an offensive banner from Durfee Hall Monday. The banner had upset several students, but the students who hung the sign […]

October 30, 2001

After a day of e-mail uproar, the Senior Class Council officers announced at a Tuesday night meeting that the Masquerade Ball Saturday will be moved […]

October 24, 2001

Yale freshmen keep getting smarter and smarter — and more diverse. Now that Yale’s admissions policy is need-blind for international students as well as domestic […]

October 22, 2001

Dr. Paul Genecin, director of Yale University Health Services, said Yale is well-equipped to handle an anthrax outbreak. Genecin would not disclose the size of […]

October 17, 2001

Yale’s Tercentennial ended with a bang, but the Tercentennial Office will end its labors with less fanfare. With the yearlong celebration over, the office space […]

October 16, 2001

Despite the seemingly benign nature of Mayor John DeStefano Jr.’s campaign posters in a city elderly home, the mayor’s Republican opponent has charged that DeStefano’s […]

October 9, 2001

In a last-minute scramble, University Secretary Linda Lorimer asked members of Silliman College to participate in the Yale Bowl presentation Friday dressed in military uniforms […]

October 5, 2001

You don’t have to go to Yale to get a blue robe. Representatives from colleges and universities from all over the world will attend Friday’s […]

October 5, 2001

Lauren Worsham ’05 sat in her Durfee Hall common room at 9:45 last night, laced up her tennis shoes, put her hair in a ponytail […]

September 26, 2001

Yale’s special tercentennial conference “Gender Matters” kicked off yesterday with a panel titled “Women and Universities.” More than 200 women, and fewer than 10 men, […]

September 21, 2001

HARTFORD — Gov. John G. Rowland said yesterday Connecticut is safe and should now focus on helping its neighbors. “There’s no reason to believe that […]

September 12, 2001