Yale Daily News

Reporters: Gabriel Arana ’05 Nogales, AZ Adam Click ’05 Jupiter, FL Sarah Conde ’04 East Greenwich, RI Martha Fulford ’05 Denver, CO Elizabeth Gunnison ’05 […]

January 28, 2002

Yale President Richard Levin spent much of the University’s yearlong Tercentennial trumpeting the University’s goal to expand its global influence in its fourth century. The […]

January 25, 2002

As Yale College Dean Richard Brodhead and the Committee on Yale College Education proceed with their yearlong review of the undergraduate curriculum, they should consider […]

January 24, 2002

It has been more than a year since the cancellation of the $500 million Long Wharf Mall proposal cast a dubious shadow over New Haven’s […]

January 23, 2002

The six-year contract between Yale University and its unions, which represent over 4,000 employees, expired Sunday with little fanfare. Fortunately, no immediate tension is likely […]

January 22, 2002

Today people across the country celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a man whose relentless efforts on behalf of greater civil rights […]

January 21, 2002

The recent discovery of shady dealings and financial irregularities at the Yale and Berkeley Divinity Schools is cause for serious concern among students, and it […]

January 18, 2002

In November 1998, the Yale community was shocked and disgusted to discover that Antonio Lasaga, a renowned geology professor and master of Saybrook College, possessed […]

January 17, 2002

When former Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers took over the presidency of Harvard last March, he brought with him a seemingly revolutionary approach to the […]

January 16, 2002

Yale President Richard Levin’s statement last month that it would be a “good thing” for elite colleges to abandon early-decision programs demonstrates a commendable action […]

January 15, 2002

The brutal murder of Suzanne Jovin ’99 on Dec. 4, 1998, was as horrific as it was inexplicable. Her friends and family lost a warm, […]

January 14, 2002