Yale Daily News

In an effort to synthesize the University’s multiple online administrative services, Yale officials are working to revamp the online classes server and will begin testing […]

September 30, 2004

More than 50 University employees attended an open house Monday morning with Yale Vice President for Finance and Administration John Pepper to offer suggestions for […]

September 28, 2004

Berkeley, Branford, Saybrook and Silliman could all be worth as much as $20 million on the open market, according to city of New Haven data. […]

September 24, 2004

Heavy rainfall caused floods in multiple Yale buildings Saturday, including a flow of sewage and water that filled part of the basement of Timothy Dwight […]

September 20, 2004

While Yale has not yet released its endowment returns for the last fiscal year, numbers will be up if the University follows the trend reflected […]

September 17, 2004

Yale Chief Human Resources Officer Rob Schwartz has begun an extensive reorganization of his department to meet the University’s needs more efficiently and provide better […]

September 15, 2004

Thirty-three years ago, Yale graduated its first class of women. Since then, women have ascended the University’s ranks, and some eventually assumed top posts at […]

September 10, 2004

While Yale managed to cut its projected deficit for its 2004-2005 operating budget in half, the University is still carrying a deficit of $15 million, […]

September 10, 2004

The total value of securities Yale holds in its own name is the highest reported in a quarterly filing in two years, according to a […]

September 8, 2004

A new information-gathering group will be the latest step in Yale’s effort to increase labor efficiency, employee satisfaction and service quality, two members of the […]

September 6, 2004

As construction continues on multiple University projects, by Thanksgiving workers are expected to finish renovations to the typically high-traffic Beinecke Plaza, one of the most […]

September 3, 2004