Fifty years after the Vietnam War, we remember some of the Yale men who died there.
An architecture professor finds the ruins of a project from his sixties roots.
Yale's favorite story of its founding was probably invented to win a legal battle.
Until 1926, Yale College students were required to attend chapel services every day.
Our "Old Yale" columnist, who died in July, was an expert at finding and divining the stories of Yale and New Haven.
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