Yale Daily News

Davenport is known as the college of legacies. But after a cursory exploration, one can see why students would choose to reside in the same […]

June 10, 2001

At the annual 1975 bladderball competition, where residential colleges and student groups fought to be the first to gain control of an inflated, six-foot diameter […]

June 10, 2001

For much of the outside world, New Haven is defined by Yale — the city is known primarily for its famed University. So it is […]

June 10, 2001

Along with its other challenges, college presents a semantic difficulty: Though we spend more than two-thirds of the year at school, we “go away” to […]

June 10, 2001

Have you ever had dreams of performing in packed concert halls all over the world? From Brahms to Bresnick, Verdi to Villa Lobos, the Yale […]

June 10, 2001

Welcome to Trumbull College, the best of all possible residential colleges. But aren’t they all? Why then should you, those of you who are Trumfrosh-to-be, […]

June 10, 2001

The Yale Glee Club began with thirteen men of the Class of 1863 singing folk and school songs at local concerts and on tour with […]

June 10, 2001

Yale undergraduate theater: there’s a lot of it. On any given weekend you can pay two dollars and see everything from Brechtian anti-epics to student-written […]

June 10, 2001

To most of us, on this graduation day in this tercentennial year, it seems normal that the president of Yale University should have just returned […]

May 17, 2001

It’s now five o’clock in the morning. The sun’s coming up, which is never a good sign. I’m hungry, thirsty, tired, completely out of it […]

May 17, 2001

There are two days, one in early November and another in late April, that mark the change of seasons in my life. Sure, scientists claim […]

May 17, 2001