Yale Daily News

Gregg Gonsalves ’11, an Eli Whitney student, has been an HIV/AIDS activist and advocate since the early 1990s, when he first became involved in the […]

December 1, 2010

Students fearing the imminent onset of the flu season will have to wait a little longer for their influenza vaccinations. Yale Health, a department of […]

October 15, 2010

Stiles students have reason to rejoice: Shamoose! No, it’s not a new cheer; rather, master’s aides have finally selected this name from over 160 submissions […]

October 12, 2010

Traditional myths describe dashing, handsome, intelligent men as heroes, complete with their strong muscles, cat-like reflexes and thick facial hair to match. We can all […]

October 6, 2010

Yale’s GRAB Lab can lend you a flying hand. The Yale Aerial Manipulator, developed at the lab, is the first robotic helicopter project to successfully […]

October 6, 2010

Ezra Stiles College’s current goldfish Tsunami has a new companion. And it needs a name. The Master and Dean’s Office in Swing Space received a […]

October 5, 2010

Kevin Adkisson’s ’12 architecture tour of Yale does not include Sterling Memorial Library, Harkness Tower or Louis I. Kahn’s Yale University Art Gallery. Adkisson is […]

September 28, 2010

The stage brightens. All that is visible is a wall and a door that opens to reveal the protagonist, Merricat. She begins to sing, informing […]

September 21, 2010

With a new librarian at the helm, the New Haven Public Library is planning for the future. Mayor John DeStefano Jr. announced this month that […]

September 17, 2010

Willoughby’s Coffee & Tea has served coffee to residents in southern Connecticut for 25 years. Now, the store is sponsoring an exhibit on the popular […]

September 13, 2010

City residents can start charging their EV battery downtown next month, when electric car charging stations will be installed in three parking garages. Each of […]

September 10, 2010