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The Yale Daily News is the oldest college daily newspaper in the United States, founded in 1878. It serves as the primary news source for the Yale University community and the city of New Haven, Connecticut. The newspaper covers a wide range of topics relevant to its readership, including sports, government and politics, entertainment news, culture and society, and education.
The Yale Daily News is produced entirely by an undergraduate student staff, providing valuable journalism experience for its writers, editors, and contributors. While most reporters are freshmen and sophomores, the editorial board is typically comprised of juniors, ensuring a mix of experience and fresh perspectives.
In addition to its daily print edition, the Yale Daily News publishes several special issues throughout the academic year, such as the Parent's Weekend issue, the Harvard-Yale Game issue, the Freshman issue, and the Commencement issue. It also features supplementary sections like "scene," which focuses on arts and culture reviews, and "Sports Monday," offering in-depth sports coverage.
The Yale Daily News covers a wide range of events, from campus happenings and government announcements to evolving stories, legal and policy developments, and press releases. Its coverage aims to keep the Yale community informed and engaged with the latest news and developments, both on campus and beyond.
