Author Archives: Cynthia Hua

Danny Avraham ’15 was officially named president of the Yale College Council for the 2013-’14 academic year.

A junior in a leprechaun costume hid behind a tree outside Jonathan Edwards College Thursday night waiting to be inducted into one of Yale’s senior societies.

A former graduate student who was repeatedly assaulted and raped during her time on campus a decade ago is suing the University.

Yale may soon find itself one of just two Ivy League schools without a campuswide ombudsman as a sexual misconduct resource.

At a poetry reading Tuesday, Nancy Kuhl, curator at the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, ran over the list of names in one breath — the 10 undergraduates nominated by Yale’s creative writing faculty for the annual reading of Yale Student Poets.

Over 200 students have not sought assistance while intoxicated due to fear of disciplinary repercussions, according to a YCC survey.

The Task Force on Alcohol and Other Drugs concluded that Yale has unclear disciplinary policies regarding alcohol-related incidents.

The number of students in attendance at last night’s Yale College Council Open Forum on Alcohol barely exceeded the number of panelists.

Twenty-two freshmen and four juniors have reactivated Yale’s chapter of Chi Psi, a national fraternity that dissolved in 1963.

Karl Turekian, a giant in the field of geology who brought dynamism and energy to the Geology and Geophysics Department for over half a century, died of cancer in Branford, Conn., on March 15. He was 85.

Merton Peck, remembered for his ability to foster compromise, died on March 1. He was 87 years old.

The People’s Arts Collective of New Haven — a gallery and studio space located on College Street — will soon double as a weekly social space for the city’s LGBTQ youth.