Opinion

We recognize that meeting the need of all admitted students does not mean we have alleviated the stress that many students and families face when financing their Yale education.

What struck me was the lack of diversity — and the lack of Asian Americans specifically — within the pledge classes of Kappa Alpha Theta and Pi Beta Phi.

I've always wanted to answer the question, "How did I get into Yale?"

If Yalies decide to, quite literally, insert images of themselves into the narratives of other peoples’ suffering, we owe them narratives that are respectful, thoughtful and comprehensive.

We are not the people we’ve been waiting for, because there was never any we to do the waiting.

My concern stems from the fact that the page sensationalizes harmful prejudices without making clear what members of the page are trying to accomplish.

Had Tahj not been a student and the son of a New York Times columnist, would the University still have seen this moment as an opportunity to “reflect, learn, and grow?” Would we even be talking about how the University’s policies impact people of color on and off campus? Would we even know that it happened?

There is a shortage of information for observers to make well-reasoned judgments about Blow’s detainment.

Yale is blanketed in white, glistening snow, but our campus is in darkness, mourning the loss of Luchang Wang ’17

In agreeing to subsidize party suites, the residential colleges could set regulations that hold members of the suite accountable.

Students should not be asked to contribute more to their financial aid package, as they have been forced to do every year but one since 2009. Rather, their contribution should be phased out.

We should not allow the formation of another set of committees to create the appearance of preparedness for this expansion.

On Friday, the Oldest College Daily held its fall semester staff inductions. It is with great pride that we announce the newest inductees to the Yale Daily News.

Three specific recommendations give Dean Holloway the opportunity to claim sexual misconduct as the issue that defines his deanship.

It's one thing for the University to centralize decision-making. It's a whole other matter to keep the facts so close to the vest that faculty and students cannot even debate or question the decisions being made.

Yale will survive an embarrassing front-page story in the Times. A hostile sexual culture and work environment are permanent scourges.

Letters from Alexander, Zucker and Gertler.

Letter from Sussman.

Letter from Durkin.

Letter from Rhee

Letters from Cameron and Lucarelli.

Letters from Summers and Byzova.

Letter from Gonsalves and Talbert-Slagle.

Letters from Sleeper and Berr.