Yale Daily News

So you fancy yourself a student journalist, eh? Or perhaps a Canadian? Clearly you have some interest in ye olde art of publication. We’ll just […]

June 30, 2002

When asked to write about life at Yale for a student of color, I was at first hesitant for the simple fact that the experience […]

June 30, 2002

Davenport College was named after the Rev. John Davenport who founded New Haven in 1638, but the spirit and activities of the college in no […]

June 30, 2002

When architect Eero Saarinen built Morse back in 1961 he had a statement to make: right angles are overrated. After over 40 classes of proud […]

June 30, 2002

At first glance, Jonathan Edwards College may not seem to be the prime residential college that it actually is. It’s not big or newly renovated. […]

June 30, 2002

As a senior who is planning on staying in New Haven after graduation, I have very mixed feelings about Yale. I certainly have more Yale […]

May 26, 2002

Globalization is not a choice; it is a fact of life. To take full advantage of the opportunities it offers — and to minimize some […]

May 26, 2002

On the night of my 21st birthday, I spent hours sitting in the back of the theater in the basement of Trumbull College. It wasn’t […]

May 26, 2002

If you read BusinessWeek a few years ago, you might have been led to believe that Yale’s Class of 2002 was part of “Generation Y,” […]

May 26, 2002

I was 15 years old and thinking about colleges myself before I found out casually that my father had gone to Yale. I think he […]

May 26, 2002

In October of 2001, I was sitting in the office of the Pierson writing tutor as she mined her library of precariously-stacked hardcover books for […]

May 26, 2002