Yale Daily News

Soon, everything will begin. Life at Yale is amazing, challenging and exciting. The University and New Haven, both of which have many bright spots and […]

June 10, 2001

On August 31, 2001, Somebody From Somewhere will set foot on Old Campus. She will move in her room, meet her new friends, shop for […]

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

When President George W. Bush ’68 and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton LAW ’73 take the podium on successive days this week, Yale will once again […]

May 17, 2001

In many ways, 2000-2001 was the year before: The year before Locals 34 and 35, the unions representing clerical, maintenance and dining hall workers, enter […]

April 25, 2001

Fifteen months ago, 1,100 physician’s assistants, patient care associates, clerical workers and housekeepers at Yale-New Haven Hospital signed a petition affirming that they would like […]

April 20, 2001

At first blush, the word “neutrality” has a rather pleasant ring to it. At least it must have to the 17 members of the Yale […]

April 18, 2001

The Yale Daily News managing board interviewed each candidate seeking one of the officer positions in the Yale College Council Sunday night. Each candidate spoke […]

April 16, 2001

The Yale School of Management, a long neglected professional program with the unfortunate disadvantage of youth in a crowd of older, more prestigious competitors,is now […]

April 11, 2001

Students clamored for it, President Richard Levin, after initially opposing it, signed off on it, but in the end it was the faculty who erected […]

April 11, 2001

The world of collegiate hockey has bestowed on All-American forward Jeff Hamilton ’01 just about every honor an athlete in his position could hope for. […]

April 6, 2001