Yale Daily News

Two weeks ago, Katherine Lo ’05 hung an American flag upside-down outside her window, a symbol of distress and dissent with the U.S. government. She […]

April 10, 2003

As our University administrators and faculty never tire of telling us, Yale University is about more than what happens in the classroom. Besides being a […]

April 9, 2003

Although accusations of rape and sexual assault can become complicated and often end up pitting one person’s word versus another’s, it is clear that the […]

April 8, 2003

Over the past week the race debate in America has focused on affirmative action and higher education. But with more black men in jail than […]

April 7, 2003

A university has a powerful ability to shape the minds of its students. It must responsibly create a world within its boundaries that approximates its […]

April 7, 2003

Yesterday afternoon the Students for Justice in Palestine sponsored a meeting in remembrance of Rachel Corrie. Corrie was a 23-year-old volunteer for the International Solidarity […]

April 4, 2003

As I rode down to Washington, D.C., on the bus Tuesday for the affirmative action rally, the possibly tremendous consequences of the University of Michigan […]

April 4, 2003

No one can confidently predict how America’s foreign policy will unfold in Iraq and beyond when the guns fall silent, nor how successful it will […]

April 3, 2003

Yesterday, the Supreme Court began hearing arguments in two cases against the University of Michigan’s affirmative action policy. Thousands of students from throughout the country […]

April 2, 2003

I consider myself a minority here at Yale. I’m poor, a foster child, and I come from a community where white people were certainly not […]

April 2, 2003

Yesterday Yale students organized a vow of silence to show support for affirmative action. Students wore stickers explaining that their vows of silence were in […]

April 1, 2003