Nicolas Niarchos
Where to get your Wenzel fix in New York

It seems Eric Wenzel ’04 has expanded his eponymous sandwich’s popularity into Manhattan. The delicious chicken cutlet sandwich that has been the staple of late […]

Niarchos: A protest worth backing

As Southern Sudan celebrates the vote cast on Sunday that will bring them independence in July, public demonstrations in the North remain largely unreported. As […]

Junior completes cheese truck challenge

UPDATED: 6:54 p.m. On the corner of Chapel and College streets, Etkin Tekin ’12 smashed Caseus Cheese Truck records and found himself propelled into the […]

Niarchos: A history of brutality

On Tuesday, I was greeted with the headline in Kathimerini, Greece’s paper of record, “Guilty verdicts for policemen in teen murder trial.” On the night […]

Artist in the Elm City

On a late September evening Silas Finch’s three-room studio on the third floor of the Gotham Arts and Commerce Building at 39 Crown St. is […]

Artspace brings together music, art, hipsters

Artspace Underground, the self-professed “hipster dance party” to promote the Orange Street not-for-profit gallery and the arts in New Haven, is almost a year old. […]

The evolution of Tap Night

Last night was cold and clear, but it certainly wasn’t quiet. Costumed bands of students hurtled across campus, going through the motions to gain acceptance […]

Funding for arts grants stays stable

While Connecticut’s arts funding will dwindle next year, the City of New Haven will continue to dole out grants to local artists. The city of […]

‘Write like a tailor,’ Talese says

It is November 1965. Gay Talese, a reporter 33 years of age, has left The New York Times to write for Esquire Magazine on a […]

Architects strive to achieve vision of peace park

The area designated as a Jordanian national parkland, situated about six miles south of the southern tip of the Sea of Galilee, is a slice […]

Exhibit stars Eli architects

“This one has a different composition.” Dean Sakamoto ARC ’98, a critic and director of exhibitions at the Yale School of Architecture, points to a […]