Yale Daily News

Michelle DiLieto of North Branford won a $5.2 million verdict Thursday after a seven-week trial against the Yale School of Medicine and her gynecologist for […]

November 15, 2005

When Susan Murphy of Madison, Conn., was diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia, a rapidly-spreading cancer, in early 2002, she had to look across the country […]

November 14, 2005

In 1973, when Margaret Grey NUR ’76 went to a happy hour at the Graduate and Professional Student Center at Yale, she found more than […]

November 8, 2005

Although President George W. Bush ’68 announced a sweeping $7.1 billion plan Tuesday to confront the growing threat of pandemic flu, whether Yale will see […]

November 5, 2005

Their only competition might have been fellow Elis, but the Yale swimmers did not race any slower. The men’s and women’s swimming teams kicked off […]

November 3, 2005

Annabel Chang ’08 grew up in a household that defied stereotypes. Though her parents emigrated from Taiwan to Texas only a few years before she […]

November 1, 2005

Nearly three weeks after the announcement of a sweeping University emissions reduction initiative, several student environmental groups have introduced an energy pledge listing steps students […]

October 31, 2005

All good things must come to an end. And while the women’s soccer team’s season is by no means over, the Bulldogs could not save […]

October 24, 2005

The University of Pennsylvania was a sad place for Eli faithful on Saturday, when the football team lost big at Franklin Field. But Yale fans […]

October 24, 2005

Already a member of the Ancient Eight, Yale is taking steps this fall to join another select confederation of universities, this one spanning the globe. […]

October 20, 2005

While the geology and geophysics course “Natural Hazards” was in years past filled with note-taking, the scene is a bit different this semester. “Imagine seeing […]

October 19, 2005