Yale Daily News

When three Yale doctoral candidates published “Yale, Slavery and Abolition,” a strongly worded essay intended to uncover Yale’s sordid and tangled past relationship with slavery, […]

December 12, 2001

For more than 50 years, Yale and its unions have been unable to transcend the inherent tension between a rich world-class institution and many of […]

December 7, 2001

From afternoon frisbee scrimmages on its lawns to late night conversations atop its bunk beds, Old Campus provides the perfect setting for the boundless energy, […]

December 4, 2001

In the days of the late 1960s, in the throes of the Vietnam War, friction between campus anti-war activists and ROTC cadets drove the administration […]

December 3, 2001

Today’s article in the scene section marks the end of the Yale Daily News’ four-part series on gay life at Yale. The mere existence of […]

November 30, 2001

As the committee performing Yale’s first academic review in three decades warms up for a year of inquiry into the University’s undergraduate curriculum, all members […]

November 29, 2001

With Monday’s announcement that Yale will again increase graduate student stipends, the University made its most recent move aimed at remaining competitive with other elite […]

November 28, 2001

As Yale students return from Thanksgiving break and enter the last weeks before finals, there is at least one thing for which almost all are […]

November 27, 2001

For many Yale students, Thanksgiving break will be their first trip home since the world changed on Sept. 11. Whatever means of transportation they rely […]

November 16, 2001

According to nearly all rankings, Yale University has the best law school in the world. Its brilliant faculty is world-renowned, and its students are among […]

November 15, 2001

For a social justice organization like Dwight Hall, the revelation that its namesake, former Yale President Timothy Dwight, was a supporter of slavery poses an […]

November 13, 2001