Yale Daily News

The Kuka HA 60-3 Automatic Scale Arm knows how to avoid hitting its head on the ceiling. It also knows where the ground is. It […]

September 24, 2008

On Tuesday evening, Commons Dining Hall was transformed into something “between Hogwarts and Medina,” in the words of Eboo Patel, the keynote speaker at Yale’s […]

September 17, 2008

Even 80 miles from New York City’s financial district, dozens of Yalies felt the aftershocks of investment bank Lehman Brothers’ decision to file for Chapter […]

September 16, 2008

Three hundred and seven years after Yale was founded as a seminary for Protestant purists, the University has hired its first full-time employee devoted to […]

September 11, 2008

On Feb. 17, 1959, architect Eero Saarinen ARC ’34 declared he had a new vision for residential life at Yale. The result was Morse and […]

September 11, 2008

Yale’s various religious communities assembled on Old Campus on Wednesday for an open house showcasing the University’s religious diversity. The event marked the first gathering […]

September 11, 2008

For many prospective Elis, the toughest question on a college application is the personal essay or the short-answer statement. But for Ian R. from New […]

September 9, 2008

Like many former Elis, Phoebe Moore ’93 loved the burgers at the Yankee Doodle. When she learned that the struggling restaurant closed its doors ‘for […]

September 3, 2008

This summer, the University Church got a new pastor. But for the first time in the church’s 251-year history, that pastor is not the chief […]

September 3, 2008

In late July, Yale hosted a conference for roughly 150 religious leaders to promote dialogue and understanding among Muslims and Christians. The eight-day gathering included […]

September 3, 2008

Sometimes, money really can’t buy everything — even at Yale. Despite one-time promises of a timely opening, construction on Jonathan Edwards College has been delayed, […]

August 29, 2008