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There are a variety of banks around New Haven, each one with different service charges, minimum balances, and ATM networks. The Law School has a Bank of America ATM located in the building in the lower level by the public restrooms downstairs before the Dining Hall. In addition, there are Bank of America ATM’s located in both Bass Library and the School of Management. We have listed nearby bank branches below:

Blue Phones

Approximately 400 exterior phones are strategically located throughout Yale’s campus and are readily identified at night by blue lights located above or near them. You can reach any Yale extension from these phones by simply dialing the last five digits of a phone number. In most cases this will be 2-XXXX or 6-XXXX. The phones are also equipped with red emergency buttons for direct connection to the University Police for police, fire, or medical emergencies. In an emergency, you can just hit the red “help” button and keep walking to remove yourself from a dangerous situation; the campus police will know your location and will head there immediately. For a map of phone locations, visit Blue Phones.

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The central source of information about lectures, conferences, news, events, and deadlines, Career Development Office sessions, and other dates is the Master Calendar of Events, which is available online through YLS:Inside: is the Law School Events Calendar at https://inside.law.yale.edu (choose “YLS Calendar” one of the links in the bar at the top of the page)/yls-today/yale-law-school-events.

For University Events:

For information about events at the University, many of which are free of charge, go to the Yale University Calendar of Events at httphttps://eventscalendar.yale.edu/opa/ChooseDate.jsp (click on the icons at the bottom to focus your search on Music, Sports, Theater, Talks, etc.).

For New Haven Events:

For information about events in New Haven, go to the events calendar at https://www.infonewhavennewhavenarts.comorg/calendar .

Child Care

If you have questions about child care, visit either the WorkLife section of Yale's web site, which includes a child care directory and a variety of other helpful links, or www.yale.edu/daycare. A list of local child care and daycare providers, including several affiliated with the University, can be found at Childcare Directory. You may also want to contact Susan Abramson at Yale’s Worklife & Child Care Program at 203-432-8069 or susan.abramson@yale.edu.

Connectivity

Ethernet connections and electrical outlets are available at most every seat in the Law School classrooms and in the Reading Room of the Lillian Goldman Law Library. Wireless Ethernet is available throughout the Law School. More information on the wireless network at the Law School can be found at https://law.yale.edu/information-technology-services/networking/eduroam-wireless-network. To fully utilize the network for file storage and printing, you need a computer running Windows XP Professional, Vista or OS X 10.3 or higher.service-now.com/it?id=service_offering&sys_id=23d6549e4c0a4200a6c4d2030ee1d382

Dry Cleaners

Blue Jay Cleaners Inc
51 Broadway
New Haven, CT 06511-3411
(203) 777-2546
http://www.bluejaycleaners.com/

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Ferry accommodates passengers and bicycles only; no motor vehicles. New London drop-off and pickup location is the Cross Sound Ferry Dock. Crossing time is one hour.

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Groceries and Specialty Foods

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For a wide selection of organic and local vegetables, fruits, and other goods, Edge of the Woods is located at 379 Whalley Avenue, a few blocks past the Whalley Avenue Super Stop & Shop. A local butcher and meat market, Ferraro’s, is located at 664 Grand Avenue, just north-east of Wooster Square.

A grocery store and co-op at 360 State Street called Elm City Market. For fish, the best place to go is #1 Fish Market, 2239 State Street, Hamden; (203) 624-6171. For cheese, try Liuzzi (322 State Street, North Haven; (203) 248-4356) or Nica’s, which also provides a good Italian food selection (603 Orange Street; (203) 787-5919).

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For wine and liquor, one favorite is Odd Bins (1 Whitney Avenue at Grove Street), which is near the law school and has a very knowledgeable staff. Many people also like the Wine Thief (378 Whitney Avenue at Lawrence Street; 181 Crown Street at Temple Street). If you want the best and largest selection for good wine, try Mt. Carmel Wine, 2977 Whitney Avenue, Hamden; (203) 281-0800; they also deliver. Amity Wines and Spirits (95 Amity Road #2) has the largest liquor and craft beer selection in town.

Baked Goods

Butcher

Cheese Shops

Liuzzi Gourmet
322 State Street
North Haven, CT
(203) 248-4356

Farmer’s Markets

General

Specialty Stores

Wine

Gymnasiums and Fitness

Household and Kitchen Supplies

Information Technology Services

The Law School IT Services Office maintains a web page on the Law School intranet website with up-to-date information and links to useful resources . The “YLS Inside page,” as everyone calls it, is located at https://inside.law.yale.edu/about-yale-law-school/offices-services/information-technology-services-its . If you have specific questions, call Susan Monsen, the Chief Technology Officer Stephen Baraquin Managing Director of IT Services at the Law School, at (203-432-4044, or email her at susan.monsen@yale) 619-2625 or via email at stephen.baraquin@yale.edu.

Malls and Shopping Centers

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(Worth mentioning is Hammonasset Beach State Park. Take I-95 north, Exit 62. Take a right off the exit ramp onto Hammonasset I-95 connector. Park entrance will be 1 mile ahead.)

Pharmacies

Places of Worship

For a comprehensive list of chaplaincy resources and local places of worship, consult Chaplain's Office

Restaurants, Bars, and Coffee Houses

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Sushi Palace
One of the few all-you-can-east Sushi places in the area. A fixed price ($18-22) gets you as much classic sushi, sashimi, tempura, sides and salads as you can eat. You pay for everything you don’t eat, and can order more rolls anytime throughout the meal.
1473 Dixwell Avenue
Hamden, CT
(203) 230-8875

Tarry Lodge – closed now
Tarry Lodge boasts Italian cuisine, with subtle yet distinct tributes to New Haven. Get the house-made pasta, eggplant parmesan, fritti and meats cooked over a grill. Or, better yet, sit at the pizza bar and get a pie or three!
278 Park Street
(203) 672-0765

Tavern on State
|Upscale menu of new-American cuisine and modern classic cocktails in a tavern vibe.
969 State Street
(475) 292-6883

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Willoughby’s
Has good coffee, but don’t go there with a computer. They won’t even let you use the one plug that exists.
258 Church Street
(203) 777-7400

Yale Bookstore. – the cafe is gone
The bookstore is run by Barnes and Noble and, accordingly, there’s a coffee shop in the back of the upper level.
77 Broadway
(203) 777-8440

Live Music

College Street Music Hall
238 College Street
New Haven, CT 06510
www.collegestreetmusichall.com

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Yale’s Visitor Information Center, located at 149 Elm Street, runs daily walking tours of the historic Yale Campus. Tours last about an hour and fifteen minutes. Tours depart from the Center at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on weekdays and at 1:30 p.m. on weekends. These tours are free and open to the public. Self-guided tours and .mp3 tours are also available. For more information, call the Visitor Information Center at 203-432-2300, or visit their website at Yale University Visitor Center

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