UNIVERSITY | ADA PERLMAN “Forward together”: Reverend Barber speaks in MLK commemoration In the University’s 25th annual commemoration, Reverend William Barber II spoke to a crowded Battell Chapel on politics, religion and the path forward.
CITY LILY BELLE POLING “A bold initiative”: City, state leaders announce $2 million federal grant to mend highway harm The U.S. Department of Transportation grant will fund studies on mitigating the impact of I-91 — which spliced many of New Haven’s neighborhoods in the early 1960s.
UNIVERSITY SOPHIA STONE Yale reduces deferrals, prioritizes final decisions in early action admissions The News spoke with deferred applicants and the Office of Undergraduate Admissions about what a Yale deferral means.
ARTS BRYAN HIOTT In the YUAG’s “Photography and the Botanical World,” art imitates life. Literally. This installation, which focuses on botanical life, draws on the YUAG’s permanent collection and offers viewers a meditation on time and our relationship to nature.
SOFIA GAVIRIA PARTOW Grey Matter Books hosts artwork and bake sale to support Palestine Children’s Relief Fund
ZACHARY SURI ANALYSIS: Decades of fiscal negligence shape debate over spending at state capitol, city hall
GEMARD GUERY The Yale Undergraduate Jazz Collective’s 12th Annual Jazz Festival concludes with performance by Cécile McLorin Salvant
SOFIA GAVIRIA PARTOW Grey Matter Books hosts artwork and bake sale to support Palestine Children’s Relief Fund
