May 30 1990 | President Schmidt and New Haven Mayor John C. Daniels signed agreement that Yale will make annual payments of $1.5 million to the city. |
May 25 1992 | President Benno Schmidt announced his resignation following commencement ceremonies. |
Jun 17 1992 |
Howard R. Lamar, Sterling Professor of History, appointed acting president following the resignation of Benno Schmidt. |
Sep 1992 | Rumpus first published. |
Oct 3 1993 | President Richard C. Levin inaugurated as Yale's 22nd president. |
1994 | Yale established Homebuyer Program to assist university employees buying houses in New Haven. |
1997 | Five-year "and for Yale" campaign raised $1.7 billion dollars. |
1998 | Renovation of Yale's twelve residential colleges began in the summer with Berkeley College. |
Nov 1998 | Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition established. |
1999 | Kurt L. Schmoke, BA 1971, appointed to the Yale Corporation in 1989, became first African-American Senior Fellow of the Yale Corporation. |
1999 | Yale enrollment is 11,019. |