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The Omni New Haven is located downtown, two blocks from Yale's campus and three miles from Union Square Metro and Amtrak station...
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The Study at Yale is a new lifestyle hotel, offering an experience in service, style, and comfort unparalleled in the New Haven area...
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The New Haven Hotel is a boutique style hotel located at Yale s Doorstep right in the heart of Downtown New Haven convenient to Yale University...
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Adjacent to Yale University in Downtown New Haven, the Courtyard by Marriott is surrounded by the beautiful Yale University Campus and just steps from quaint shops and numerous dining establishments...
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The newly renovated La Quinta Inn and Suites New Haven is convenient located at the I-95 and I-91 junction near downtown, the location is the perfect hotel for those visiting Yale University or University of New Haven. The Long Wharf, featuring the Amistad Tallship and Maritime Center and Shubert Theater (one mile away) are also easily accessible from this hotel...
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It won't take long for you to discover why the New Haven Premiere Hotel and Suites is New Haven's best extended-stay facility. We offer affordable, comfortable, and practical accommodations, offering 112 spacious suites and a smoke free hotel. Stay for a few nights or stay for several weeks.Our studio and penthouse suites offer one or two bedrooms, which truly exemplify the 'home away from home' atmosphere provided. We provide the most spacious suites you'll find, with fully equipped kitchens, breakfast bars, working fireplaces, many with separate living and dining areas, cable TV including HBO, comfortable beds, luxurious bathrooms and a workspace area with high speed Internet access...
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Yale University is a private research university in New Haven, which is the 2nd largest municipality in the US state of Connecticut, after Bridgeport, having a population estimated at a number of nearly 125 000 inhabitants. The city’s economy mainly consists of health care, professional services, financial services and retail trade, Yale University also being an integral part of its economy.
Yale traces its roots back in the 17th century, when "An Act for Liberty to Erect a Collegiate School" began, passed by the General Court of the Colony of Connecticut on October 9, 1701, in order to create an institution to train ministers and lay leadership for Connecticut.
The university was incorporated as the Collegiate School, being renamed Yale College in 1718, to honor a gift from a governor of the British East India Company named Elihu Yale, being moved to New Haven, in the same year, the current name of Yale University being officially settled in 1886, when the Yale Corporation approved president Timothy Dwight’s intention to rename Yale College.
Today, Yale University is known as being the 3rd oldest institution of higher education in the States, consisting of 12 graduate schools and Yale College, having an enrollment of approximately 5 300 students, as well as 975 full-time faculty members, who instruct the students in master’s, bachelor’s and doctoral educational programs.
The athletic teams from Yale are known as the Yale Bulldogs, who compete in 35 varsity sports in Ivy League Conference, the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association and the Eastern College Athletic Conference, at the NCAA Division I level. There are numerous athletic facilities at Yale, including the Yale Bowl, which is 1st bowl stadium in the nation, located at The Walter Camp Field athletic complex, and the Payne Whitney Gymnasium, which is the 2nd largest indoor athletic complex in the world.
Yale has produced alumni distinguished in various fields, over the years, the list of notable Yale alumni containing resonant names such as U.S. Presidents William Howard Taft, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Nobel Laureates Paul Krugman, Edmund Phelps, and John Bennett Fenn, patriot and "first spy" Nathan Hale, videogame developer, who created Prince of Persia, Jordan Mechner, as well as many other great people who have made themselves notable in various fields, after graduation.
