Nathaniel Zelinsky
ZELINSKY: Truth in the Witt assault story

In part, Patrick Witt ’12 holds the power to clear his own name. So too, the woman who filed an informal complaint of sexual assault […]

ZELINSKY: False advertising and empty advising

You might call it the Great Signature Trek. It’s that time of year when a Yale student searches for offices in buildings he never knew […]

ZELINSKY: MLK, God and morality

Yale students received their first Martin Luther King Jr. Day off a decade ago. Since then, we have seen 10 years of Sunday night parties […]

ZELINSKY: Rethinking the good of Yale athletes

A friend of mine runs track. For the past year, she was on the disabled list with injured knees. Every morning at 6:00 a.m., she […]

ZELINSKY: Thanksgiving thoughts

Four days ago, our nation reflected on the many things for which we were thankful. My list this year included the standard litany (friends, family) […]

ZELINSKY: Save speech at Yale

Yale’s commitment to free speech is officially on life support. This past Thursday, President Levin published the Marshall Committee Report on campus sexual climate. Among […]

ZELINSKY: Criticizing real Republicans

Occasionally, a columnist writes in these pages to refresh the campus’s political compass. He attempts to use the News to tack the ship of debate […]

ZELINSKY: The taste of Halloween

Apparently, the student body thinks “demeaning costumes and parties” are “cool.” Thankfully, the Intercultural Affairs Council (IAC) distributed fliers this past Halloween weekend advising the […]

ZELINSKY: An aldermanic debate recap

In Monday night’s YPU-YDN-Dems-sponsored debate, the Ward 1 aldermanic candidates displayed some shocking tactical blunders: Each lost the votes of those opposed to engagement in […]

LETTER: Defending the Buckley fetish

Sadly, I never knew William F. Buckley ’50. But it is a greater loss that Scott Stern ’15 will never meet him. Stern’s recent column […]

ZELINSKY: The academy’s moral duty

Universities are the unique curators of knowledge and the incubators of new ideas. In these capacities, they have produced treatises and educated future generations to […]