Yale Daily News

You would never have guessed it by the covers of Sunday papers, but this weekend Washington, D.C., saw its biggest anti-war protest in almost four […]

October 28, 2002

If you were walking through Cross Campus Wednesday, you might have tripped over the most depressing protest Yale has seen in almost a week. In […]

October 25, 2002

During the lazy days of unrestricted ethernet, any Yale network user could access virtually any song in a matter of seconds. But then came Metallica […]

October 24, 2002

Beginning today, graduate students at Cornell will cast ballots in a National Labor Relations Board-sanctioned election to determine if they will be represented by a […]

October 23, 2002

The Faculty of Engineering — an umbrella for four modest majors and two special programs, headquartered behind a bright orange sesquicentennial banner in room 222 […]

October 21, 2002

Compared to the simple, dramatic shot of reason Yale President Levin gave the early decision debate in December — “If we all got rid of […]

October 18, 2002

Remember your Yale information session: If it was anything like most, there was a nervous parent of a prospective undergraduate worried about one thing in […]

October 17, 2002

The administration has begun to move toward making Yale a more environmentally enlightened institution. This year, the University has attempted to raise the profile of […]

October 15, 2002

In the recent decades of social activism on college campuses nationwide, the rallying cry frequently has been divestment. The movement, whereby groups of students around […]

October 14, 2002

At this time last year, the debate on this page centered on whether the United States should retaliate against a government halfway around the world […]

October 11, 2002

It’s October, and that means the school year’s greatest spectator sport is just around the bend. Up and down the eastern seaboard, thousands of people […]

October 10, 2002