Author Archives: John Aroutiounian

It’s a cultural struggle to forgive the crimes of those who didn’t acknowledge (and whose descendants still don’t) that they have anything for which to be forgiven.

The bottom has fallen out of trust in national government.

In celebrating the deaths of those we judge to have carried out evil, we add to alienation, to disconnection, to a loss of empathy in ourselves and in civil society at large.

Ask yourself, when you go to church once a year, why you bother showing up at all. Are you selling yourself short?

Yale lecturer and former ambassador John Negroponte ’60 commented on a wide range of foreign policy issues facing the Obama administration today.

Gov. Dannel Malloy has released a budget that may leave some of the state’s most vulnerable patients without public assistance.

Since the 1970s, Dan Graham’s art and critical writings have provided new ways of looking at the cultural hallmarks of recent generations.

Three Connecticut lawmakers met with the Yale College Democrats Monday evening to discuss the upcoming legislative session.

A new Yale study has found that children develop an understanding of fairness early in life, but this understanding manifests itself in behavior more frequently when people are looking.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon discussed the major problems facing the world and the need for people to consider themselves global citizens.

Businesses in Connecticut and across the country are growing uneasy about what the impending “fiscal cliff” could mean for their operations.

As the dust clears after one of the most expensive election cycles in recent memory, many political analysts are predicting that the newly elected Congress will continue to face legislative gridlock. With Republicans maintaining control of the House of Representatives and Democrats hanging on to their Senate majority, President Barack Obama will enter a new »