Yale Daily News

Ian Shapiro GRD ’83 LAW ’87, political science professor and the director of the Yale Center for International and Area Studies, was named Sterling Professor […]

September 14, 2005

Alderman Rev. Drew King defeated challenger Cordelia Thorpe yesterday in the Democratic primary for Ward 22, a win that — since there are no challengers […]

September 14, 2005

Daniel Pipes, a controversial Middle East commentator whose appearance at Yale two years ago was met with a large-scale protest, was more the bookish historian […]

September 8, 2005

The city of New Haven will play host to up to 100 families uprooted by Hurricane Katrina, Mayor John DeStefano Jr. announced Monday evening. Once […]

September 6, 2005

With just over a week before next Tuesday’s aldermanic primary elections, three of the Democratic candidates from the three wards encompassing Yale’s campus campaigned in […]

September 5, 2005

Campus political groups from across the spectrum are already gearing up for what is expected to be a charged debate at next Wednesday’s address by […]

September 1, 2005

The New Haven Coliseum, an arena that was once a center of activity in New Haven’s downtown, is on schedule to be demolished sometime early […]

August 27, 2005

Yale professor emeritus John H. Ostrom, a widely influential paleontologist who argued that birds, not lizards, are the most logical descendents of dinosaurs, died at […]

July 22, 2005

In response to a petition circulated by students this February, The Whitney Humanities Center has agreed to fund regular screenings of 35mm films, petition organizers […]

April 25, 2005

The final blueprints for New Haven’s redesigned downtown are one step closer to becoming a reality, as the architects for Gateway Community College’s new campus […]

April 21, 2005

For Lassen Gale ’08, adjusting to the contrast between her native Wyoming and her newfound cramped quarters of Lanman-Wright has been uniquely difficult. A native […]

April 12, 2005