Yale Daily News

I frequently reference a cute little cheat sheet called “Yale at a Glance,” a pamphlet the Visitor’s Center uses to stun tourists and woo prospective […]

February 17, 2009

When I received my acceptance letter from Directed Studies in the summer of 2006, I had no idea how I got in, or what was […]

February 3, 2009

I have often found it tricky to explain what exactly my major is to people outside Yale. “History and International Studies” sounds perfectly normal as […]

December 1, 2008

“Dude, I really wanna go on that Reach Out trip and help the kids in Nepal; it’s gonna be so sick. But the problem is […]

November 10, 2008

Through history, the American eagle has flown overseas and back, wrestling with a dilemma: How, and to what extent, should the United States be engaged […]

October 27, 2008

Renowned pediatric neurosurgeon Benjamin Carson ’73 — known for cracking open skulls — promoted his investment in opening the minds of youth Friday at an […]

April 14, 2008

As riots rage in Tibet, the call for boycotting the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing is becoming increasingly popular among politicians. Earlier this week, following […]

April 9, 2008

Partly because of his own mysteriousness and partly because of the time-honored Western romanticization of Tibet as an unpolluted Shangri-La, the Dalai Lama’s popularity has […]

March 27, 2008

Being critical is easy. One could be critical of every aspect of his life, ranging from the school he choose and the pen he writes […]

January 18, 2008