Tom Sullivan
TOM SULLIVAN
Unions likely to strengthen

The merger between the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees and the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union, the parent of Yale’s locals […]

March 1, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
Yale evaluates business costs

  The University is conducting a major review of its business practices to lower costs, improve service, and make better use of its staff’s time, […]

March 1, 2004

AMY KAPLAN & TOM SULLIVAN
New colleges would help to ease current crowding

University officials are considering the addition of two to four new residential colleges, Yale President Richard Levin said Tuesday. Levin said the University will not […]

February 27, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
CCL primes to renovate

While Yale library officials are not yet ready to discuss their plans for the renovations of Cross Campus Library, Associate University Librarian Danuta Nitecki said […]

February 26, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
Investments office reveals new holdings

Yale Chief Investments Officer David Swensen can now put on his slippers, sit back in his chair, unlock his door and even get an x-ray, […]

February 19, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
Cflix set to launch video service, music to follow

Cflix, the company Yale hired last month to pilot online educational and entertainment media, will begin fulfilling its second purpose this Wednesday as it launches […]

February 16, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
HR chief warns of lay-offs

The University anticipates that it will have to lay off between 50 and 80 employees due to budget concerns, Yale Chief Human Resources Officer Robert […]

February 13, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
University raises tuition 5 percent

The term bill for Yale College will increase five percent for the 2004-05 academic year to $38,850, University President Richard Levin said Thursday. The percentage […]

February 13, 2004

AMY KAPLAN & TOM SULLIVAN
Levin to study govt. failures

University President Richard Levin was appointed Friday by President George W. Bush ’68 to an independent commission to look into intelligence failures on finding Iraqi […]

February 9, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
Pierson building is still on schedule

While students’ morning hikes to Science Hill or Old Campus have often been lengthened over the past month by driving wind, slick ice or swirling […]

February 9, 2004

TOM SULLIVAN
Bush appoints Levin to investigatory commission

Yale President Richard Levin was one of seven people appointed by President George W. Bush at 1:30 p.m. today to an independent commission to look […]

February 6, 2004