Yale wasn’t the only school that had a stand-in on Gilmore Girls. Scenes in season 2 depicting Harvard University weren’t filmed at that famed institution, either.

Rewatching Season 1 of Gilmore Girls reveals a lot of harsh realities that weren't caught when the show first came out 24 ...

Kelly Bishop and Lauren Graham Warner Bros.. It’s that time of the year again — and how lucky that our annual Gilmore Girls rewatch coincides with the real-life Harvard-Yale game.. Ivies ...

Rory Gilmore famously got accepted to three Ivy League colleges. While she attended Yale, fans have long wondered if her acceptance to three top-tier schools was really plausible.

Gilmore Girls'lowest-rated episode on IMDb changed how the audience viewed Lorelai, and, by extension, her relationships with Rory and Christopher. Though Lorelai and Rory made plenty of mistakes ...

Gilmore Girls wiggled its way into viewers hearts with its rapid-fire wit, quirky charm, and incredibly well-written characters. In fact, the characters on Gilmore Girls seem so three-dimensional ...

Every Gilmore Girls rewatch gives us new details to love about Lorelai, Rory, and town of Stars Hollow: Lorelai's amazing sense of style, the cozy fall setting, and all the underrated characters ...

Stories are powerful. They have a way of tunneling themselves deep into our lives and presenting themselves as truth. That’s why “Gilmore Girls” has such an ardent following, why so many people hold ...

Celebrate the TV anniversary of the ‘Gilmore Girls’ episode where Rory finally cut those apron strings and went to Yale. And then promptly sewed those apron strings back on.

Other “Gilmore Girls” plotlines in recent seasons have focused on a variety of Yale institutions — including Rory’s election as editor-in-chief of the Yale Daily News. Aside from “Gilmore Girls”, the ...

Gilmore Girls (Image: Warner Bros. Television) Lorelai never hangs up on her distressed daughter. She helped Rory gather all the items in her gigantic list for Yale when Rory mismarked the date.

The world has changed in the 20 years since "Gilmore Girls" debuted on WB on October 5, 2000. Mostly, we've grown older. The series, about teenage mother, Lorelai (Lauren Graham), who grew up to ...