OPINION
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SINGH: A noun, a verb and abortion

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re aware that abortion has become a highly salient issue since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022. […]

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GUTIÉRREZ TORRES: Their Worst Disease: Our Indifference

In today’s interconnected world, many diseases go unnoticed by mainstream medical research and public health initiatives. These conditions, known as “forgotten diseases,” disproportionately affect impoverished […]

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AMEND: Literature Keeps Me Alive

Students on campus are reading books for the wrong reasons.

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PUBLIUS: The YCC and Why Yale Can’t Care

One would think a school overrun with former student body presidents would care about Yale’s student government. Last year, in a disappointing record-high, the Yale […]

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KIRKPATRICK: For the most traditional Political Union Editorial

Before I got to Yale, I spent a little too much time sifting through old Yale Daily News articles. I noticed a recurring column published […]

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HOLUBKOV: A Community of Care

Content warning: This column contains references to sexual violence. SHARE is available to all members of the Yale community who are dealing with sexual misconduct […]

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LEVY: Yale Divinity School has an antisemitism problem

I came to Yale Divinity School to learn how to sit with people and their pain. As an undergraduate, I helped run a student mental […]

| GUEST COLUMNIST
HASSAN: Fragile fortunes

I still remember walking toward Luce Hall on a rainy New Haven day, arriving a little ahead of schedule for my 10:30 a.m. lecture. It […]

| STAFF REPORTER
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. […]

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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 […]

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SAPRE: The Day After It Breaks

I’m sitting in my childhood bedroom, staring at the bed up close. My neck is craned slightly, my forehead pressed against the hard mattress. How […]