GUEST COLUMN
ANJALI MANGLA
MANGLA: The Human Right to Health Includes All Immigrants

“The truth is that if my family had free health insurance, it would change a lot,” a patient on the phone told me in Spanish. […]

April 3, 2024

DEJA DUNLAP
DUNLAP: It’s time Yale address the race issue in the engineering department

“When I committed to Yale as an applied mathematics major, I knew my classes weren’t going to look like my sister’s at Howard. On a […]

April 2, 2024

JULIAN SUH-TOMA & VIKTOR KAGAN
SUH-TOMA & KAGAN: Narcan can save lives. Why is Yale so slow to act?

Overdoses are increasingly haunting our communities. In 2021, the National Security Council reported that 98,268 people died from preventable drug overdoses, marking a 781 percent […]

March 29, 2024

OLIVIA CEVASCO
CEVASCO: Academy Award-winning screenwriter Josh Singer to screen ‘Maestro’ at Yale

As an editor for the YTV desk and the vice president of the Yale Film Society, I’d like to extend an invitation to what will […]

March 28, 2024

LUCA GIRODON
GIRODON: The case for European strategic autonomy

When I was speaking with my father over winter break, the age-old debate around French military service came up. “I did it, your uncle did […]

March 27, 2024

SAHAR TARTAK & NETANEL CRISPE
CRISPE & TARTAK: Yale graduate students deny Hamas’ responsibility for October 7 and compare Jews to Nazis — and it’s Yale’s fault

We soon learned Yildirim’s resignation letter was only the tip of the iceberg.

March 8, 2024

EMILY KHYM
KHYM: Amplifying the Voices of Myanmar Protestors

On Feb. 1, Professor Dr. David Moe screened “Myanmar Diaries” in his Religion, Politics, and Identity in Asia class to commemorate the third-year anniversary of […]

February 29, 2024

JA’JUAN REFUGE
REFUGE: Bearing witness: the harrowing reality of Black maternal healthcare

In 2002, my mom sat in a hospital bed in excruciating pain while giving birth to me. After receiving an epidural, she still felt everything. […]

February 23, 2024

ALEJANDRO ROJAS
ROJAS: The History of Black History Month

Although Black History Month has devolved into a 28 — or sometimes 29 — day-long corporate festival that drains the energy of any and every […]

February 23, 2024

MILES KIRKPATRICK
KIRKPATRICK: Sharing Blackness

In high school, I was one of four Black students in my grade. There wasn’t much of a black unity between us; the school was […]

February 23, 2024

EZANA TEDLA
TEDLA: From exaggeration to fabrication

What is the line between embellishment and fraud? The former we tacitly acknowledge as necessary for our professional lives. The latter is a permanent black […]

February 23, 2024