Yale Daily News

New developments in super-powerful quantum computing and information processing at Yale are creating the foundations for the next technological renaissance. Applied physics professors Michel Devoret […]

February 16, 2011

Yale fencing teams competed in the New York University Invitational tournament last Saturday with mixed results. While the men’s team replicated its overall record from […]

January 26, 2011

To explain China’s path to becoming an economic and military force, American diplomat Nicholas Platt relied on an unlikely source — his home movies. Platt’s […]

December 3, 2010

The dust of the Bernie Madoff financial collapse may have finally settled, but a new scandal about the scandal has been brewing since last spring. […]

November 30, 2010

Patti Smith, singer, poet, “Godmother of Punk” can now add “prize-winning author” to her repertoire. She won the National Book Award yesterday for her memoire […]

November 18, 2010

Last Friday in Woolsey Hall, the Yale Glee Club performed the newest Yale song, “To Yale Alone.” Composed by Stephen Feigenbaum ’12 and written by […]

November 18, 2010

The New Haven Symphony Orchestra is launching Connecticut’s first contemporary orchestra for high school students in Jan. 2011 — the “New Haven Symphony Orchestra Contemporary […]

November 2, 2010

An 8–3 victory over a women’s doubles team from Princeton not only gave Lindsay Clark ’11 and Vicky Brook ’12 a tournament victory, but it […]

October 28, 2010

G.B. Trudeau’s 40-year legacy of hard-hitting truths, sugar-coated with just enough laughter to make them palatable, is all the more awe-inspiring when viewed as a […]

October 5, 2010

Elephants, a 3.2-million-year-old skeleton, a creative genius, spiders, Newton and even a vagina — all of these meld together in a startling burst of fantasy […]

September 30, 2010

Students not in Calhoun may run into a red light when trying to get into Trolley Night on Friday. To save money, the Calhoun College […]

September 28, 2010