Yale Daily News

First Daughter, again? Yes, we know. Malia Obama came to campus yesterday, and after news broke that the First Daughter had plans to visit Brown and other New England schools, we figured that she’d be stopping by. The University sells itself (with some help from the tour guides), so here’s hoping Malia continues the tradition started by Barbara Pierce Bush ’04.

March 25, 2015

Headlines: After FERPA, Yale deletes evaluative admissions data, Fish Stark holds campaign kick-off event in Dwight Hall, Letter expresses Spanish and Portuguese Department complaints.

March 24, 2015

B-Who? ESPN anchor and avid college hockey advocate John Buccigross — who has shown his fair share of respect for the Eli program — helped preview the NCAA men’s hockey tournament yesterday with “Ten things to watch.”

March 23, 2015

Headlines: Hazardous levels of lead paint found in 69 rooms, Dean of Student Affairs Marichal Gentry to leave Yale, Arrest at St. Patrick's Day parade sparks protest.

March 23, 2015

And here we go. As the (all-too-recent) snow continues to melt away, so too does the amount of time left in the school year: Five weeks of classes, then two weeks of papers and finals remain. Better hit the ground running — the grind continues.

March 23, 2015

Headlines: Dean Cohen steps down as Af-Am House director, New Haven mourns the passing of John Daniels, Mayor Toni Harp will run for re-election.

March 22, 2015

Letters from Gilmore and Sibarium.

March 6, 2015

We made it. Spring recess might just be the most heartily embraced break of all, at least according to the collective sigh of relief we’re hearing around campus. After all the snow and all the midterms, it’s finally here. Whether you’re going to Spain or Sacramento, be safe, be spontaneous and, most of all, be glad that spring is upon us. May we return to a warmer, drier Yale.

March 6, 2015

Headlines: Speculations confirmed, PSE program to end, Ben Carson '73 formally exploring presidential run, FFY demands plan of action from Yale administration.

March 5, 2015

Knife to a gun fight. Something called “The Yale Letter” was sent out to the University community last night before being retracted by its senders for invading student inboxes. But we’re still around. Take note: There’s only room for one kind of snarky bulletin about the various happenings across campus in this town.

March 5, 2015

Letter from Cappiello et al.

March 5, 2015