Fifty years after the Vietnam War, we remember some of the Yale men who died there.
Mrs. Walter Camp helped coach three national championship teams at Yale.
In 1896, a sprig of ivy ignited a controversy about memory and the Civil War.
With a third King Charles taking the throne, we recall New Haven's troubles over the first two.
Samuel Seabury wasn't just Alexander Hamilton's punching bag.
In the 1880s, Yale and New Haven took up tennis.
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