Yale Daily News

Today is Universal Children’s Day, the anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. The document, which has provisions that range […]

November 20, 2003

Former U.S. Ambassador to China James Lilley ’51 said yesterday that he is optimistic about U.S.-China relations and predicted a peaceful resolution to the standoff […]

March 7, 2002

Yale biology is evolving. At a time when the major is undergoing significant restructuring and the biology departments’ facilities will be transformed by a $500 […]

February 7, 2002

The scuffle over a Yale online television station gives new meaning to the phrase “TV drama.” A debate erupted last semester between some of the […]

January 18, 2002

The phrase “A living eight-pound man has been rescued from a woman’s vagina” does not come up at a typical Master’s Tea. But it was […]

December 7, 2001

The man who created the current Democratic majority in the Senate came to Yale Friday. Senator James Jeffords ’58 of Vermont, whose decision to leave […]

November 12, 2001

An hour into the first staff meeting of Yale’s brand-new Center for the Study of Globalization, Director Strobe Talbott’s assistant broke into the meeting to […]

November 9, 2001

Students, recent graduates and the family of Bradley Hoorn ’01 gathered in Dwight Chapel Sunday afternoon to remember the life of the Calhoun College graduate […]

November 5, 2001

With the encouragement of nearby residents, Yale intends to build a new police station at a site behind the Grove Street Cemetery in the Dixwell […]

October 12, 2001

With four senior appointments in the last three years and searches to fill more top spots ongoing, the Sociology Department is coming back from the […]

October 9, 2001

Former Senator Gary Hart DIV ’61 LAW ’64, a Democrat from Colorado, inaugurated the lecture series “Democracy, Security and Justice: Perspectives on the American Future” […]

October 3, 2001