OPINION
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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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AMEND: Three Morrison classes we need now

In a Jan. 26 column, I explained why Yale needs to teach more of Toni Morrison. Chief among a whole host of reasons is that […]

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SINGH: Take Project 2025 seriously

“Conservatives have to lead the way in restoring sex to its true purpose, & for…ending recreational sex & senseless use of birth control pills.” That […]

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LETTER 3.07: I called for opening up debate, not shutting down class

The News’ March 1 article, “Communist group disrupts Timothy Snyder’s lecture, forces evacuation,” is a misleading portrayal of our intervention and our reasons for doing so in these urgent times.

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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.

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LETTER 3.07: Pan pleads guilty

Since the murder of Mr. Jiang was first reported over three years ago, the press, including the News, has been reticent to disclose Mr. Pan’s motivation.

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AMEND: The Queen’s Gambit

I founded a chess club in Fairfax, Virginia. My grandfather taught me how to play chess from the age of eight, and the game has […]

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WARD: A Lesson in Austerity Measures

Students and faculty a few blocks away from Yale are being unjustly punished. Because of the corruption of a bankrupt system run by inept individuals, […]

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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 […]