Yale Daily News

Two minutes after results from Kenya’s presidential election were released, Eliot Pence ’08 watched as several billows of smoke rose from Kibera — the slum […]

January 16, 2008

Before Columbia University could break new ground on its planned expansion in West Harlem, the university had to meet the needs of the local community […]

January 15, 2008

Yalies are no strangers to Fortune 500 corner offices. This month, Jeff Bewkes ’74 joined the ranks of Yale CEOs when he took the helm […]

January 14, 2008

Gazing at mile-long lines of voters on the day of last month’s presidential election in Kenya, Shazan Jiwa ’09 felt moved as voter after voter […]

January 14, 2008

Posted Friday 3:55 a.m. When he showed up at his local polling place in Kibera on the morning of Dec. 27, a dozen Yale students […]

January 4, 2008

Freshmen looking to get intimately acquainted with their screw dates Saturday night may have been more cautious than otherwise, as a result of an e-mail […]

December 3, 2007

For decades, American business schools have boosted their reputations abroad by wooing foreign businesspeople to executive programs. But even with its international reputation, Yale is […]

November 30, 2007

Although July signals a break from the rigor of academics for most Yale students, for approximately 25 new students at the School of Public Health, […]

November 28, 2007

Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, the Lester Crown Professor of Management Practice at the Yale School of Management, is an expert in corporate leadership and is the senior […]

November 26, 2007

With the anticipated construction of two new residential colleges looming and an increase in student enrollment on its way, students and faculty have been wondering […]

November 26, 2007

Business school administrators at institutions around the country know that bringing executives back to the classroom can be lucrative and good for publicity. Yale officials […]

November 26, 2007