Yale Daily News

This September, two female Iraq War veterans will move into a sleek new house designed by 10 rising stars of the architecture world — first-years […]

April 27, 2007

By Rachel Boyd StaFF REPORTER A self-described “techie geek,” Yale University Art Gallery Museum Educator Aja Armey spends much of her free time listening to […]

April 25, 2007

When Paul Mellon ’29 was deciding where to attend college in 1925, one package in the mail made all the difference. Princeton, one of his […]

April 23, 2007

The third-oldest surviving globe, a 1476 first-edition Chaucer manuscript, a rare Turner sketchbook and about 250 other gems in the Yale Center for British Art […]

April 18, 2007

Although the occasional small, fuzzy visitor to Yale dorm rooms may seem innocuous, a recent case of meningitis in Morse College indicates that mice living […]

April 17, 2007

The National Architecture Accrediting Board, the only organization granting accreditation to U.S. architecture programs, completed a four-day evaluation of Yale’s Architecture School on Wednesday. Beginning […]

April 6, 2007

Researching further the challenges of building an arts institute in Abu Dhabi, a group of arts faculty and administrators traveled to the United Arab Emirates […]

April 2, 2007

Many applicants to the Yale School of Art have stressful dreams about their admissions interviews, but yesterday Matthew Spiegelberg’s nightmare came true. He left his […]

March 29, 2007

“Winged Victory,” along with other masterpieces from the Louvre’s collection, may literally take flight in 2012, when the Louvre plans to open a branch of […]

March 9, 2007

The arts were the focus of last weekend’s winter meeting of the Yale Corporation, the University’s highest governing body. The Corporation fellows, accompanied by the […]

February 28, 2007

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. When the Societe Anonyme opened in 1920, its founders intended it to be […]

February 26, 2007