Yale Daily News

Had he continued following the trajectory of the elder of the Breyer brothers, University President Richard Levin may today be on the Supreme Court. Levin […]

February 15, 2010

Following a 23 percent drop in its endowment during the 2009 fiscal year, Dartmouth College will reinstitute a loan requirement of approximately $2,500 to $5,500 […]

February 15, 2010

Hannah Kearney, sister of men’s hockey forward Denny Kearney ’11, was the first American to win gold at the Winter Olympics, taking first place in […]

February 15, 2010

Yalies across campus felt the love Sunday night as they celebrated Valentine’s Day, or, as some like to call it, “Singles Awareness Day.” Whether you […]

February 15, 2010

Former Yale hockey forward Natalie Babony ’06 made her Winter Olympics debut Saturday as the Slovakian women’s hockey team lost 18–0 to Canada. In 2005, […]

February 15, 2010

THE NEWS In the wake of the passing of Andre Narcisse ’12 — who died from multiple drug toxicity, a diagnosis which could include alcohol […]

February 14, 2010

White House lawyer Rashad Hussain LAW ’07 is the U.S.’s new special envoy to the Muslim world, according to a Los Angeles Times report. President […]

February 14, 2010

When it comes to selling bonds, at least, Yale is thumping its rival in Cambridge. Both universities sold bonds recently to raise money for ongoing […]

February 14, 2010

The Shaw’s Supermarkets chain is selling all 18 of its Connecticut stores, but no one has stepped up to buy the New Haven branch on […]

February 13, 2010

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, frozen hearts appeared in front of Commons on Thursday afternoon. Mike Cook, head general services assistant for Commons, was […]

February 12, 2010

The never-ending “moregasm.” A six-page set of notes from Tuesday’s well-attended Sex Week talk on oral sex has circulated on various panlists. The author of […]

February 12, 2010