Yale Daily News

Each year, over 10 percent of Yale’s graduating senior class, more than a hundred students, apply for jobs with Teach for America. They are inspired […]

September 28, 2007

Someday, a Yale senior might write her senior essay about your Facebook profile. Facebook messages and e-mails are replacing letters and handwritten notes as students’ […]

September 18, 2007

No traffic lights, no trash collection, no high-speed Internet. Endless stretches of soybean and peanut fields line the horizon, only occasionally interrupted by modest Georgian-style […]

September 7, 2007

For Slavic and Eastern European Collections Curator Tatjana Lorkovic, building a relationship with Russian librarians is like a courtship, complete with trips to country homes […]

April 19, 2007

Tok Pisin, Kinyarwanda, Oromo. To offer Yale students instruction in these and other esoteric languages, Directed Independent Language Study Director Maria Kosinski must first find […]

April 11, 2007

For the residents of Bookworld, Calhoun College’s “party suite,” the notification that the days of raging parties were over came from Calhoun Master Jonathan Holloway […]

April 4, 2007

Before freshmen arrive on campus, their counselors must guess as to what the they will be like, knowing just their name, hometown, facebook profile — […]

March 30, 2007

Gabriel Monteros ’09 was at a loss when it came to cooking the scallion pancakes that were to be sold at the Chinese American Student […]

March 6, 2007

First, chop cabbage, carrots, parsnips, beets and daikon radish, and pack them into a jar. Then add salt and spices such as dill, mustard and […]

February 14, 2007

To the average Yale student, New Haven may be just another small college town. But to some Connecticut residents, New Haven’s downtown has established itself […]

February 9, 2007

Interviews at investment banks and consulting firms may have dominated the month of January, but February at Undergraduate Career Services is all about nonprofits. Based […]

February 2, 2007