Yale Daily News

The Yale Artists Cabaret’s latest show “10:59”, directed by Lauren Marut ’25 and Soleil Singh ’24, featured 18 performances in two showings Friday night.

October 30, 2023

Dear Editor: I attended the low-residency writing program at Goddard College in Vermont when Louise Glück served as a teacher, and a poet-in-residence (1970s) . […]

October 27, 2023

The Opera Theatre of Yale College's musical show, “Disguise,” was performed at the Crescent Underground Theater on Oct. 13 and 14.

October 16, 2023

Give a moment of grace to the brave soul who struggles on the common room piano. Pay no mind to a misplayed note or stochastic rhythm. Do not let them disturb your walk to the dining hall. In between getting lost in basements and figuring out how to open doors, one of Yale’s quirks that stood out to me was its abundance of public pianos. They can be spotted in the more well-furnished dining halls and in every common room. In the Hopper common room, I even found two: placed back to back in anticipation of their next duet.

October 13, 2023

It is late September, and the sticky, brutal heat has swiftly shifted into frigid gloom and early sunsets. We’ve traded skirts for sweatpants, sandals for […]

October 6, 2023

Joe Gustaferro ’24 is a whirlwind of interests. He is an expert on the “history of ideas” and a master of comedy. It is a […]

October 6, 2023

Yale’s newest political party is taking another stab at joining the Yale Political Union after the group failed to meet the YPU’s membership requirements in the spring.

October 5, 2023

Picture this: you’re strolling along Cross Campus, enjoying the crisp autumn air. You’ve just eaten an extra tahini chocolate chunk cookie at Commons, and now you’ve got a few hours until your next class. It’s a beautiful day to be outside, and you’ve already finished your work for the next day. Suddenly, you hear a prospective student on an oversized tour group led by an overqualified guide utter this fateful sentence — “It’s like being at Hogwarts!” 

September 28, 2023

Four students detailed late aid packages, unreturned emails and phone calls, unnecessary late fees and unclear, infrequent messaging from the office.

September 28, 2023

A recent study led by researchers at the School of Medicine found that women seek dermatology care for acne at over double the rate that […]

September 28, 2023

A probe from Governor Ned Lamont’s office comes after private investigations found that officers had falsified 26,000 tickets over seven years and undercounted the number of Black and non-white Hispanic drivers stopped by police.

September 28, 2023