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“We are tired,” echoed across Cross Campus last week as students and faculty members gathered at a rally in support of survivors of sexual assault […]

October 5, 2018

Need a Writing credit? “Reading and Writing the Modern Essay” (ENGL 120) may sound like a boring title, but don’t be fooled. While other introductory […]

September 14, 2018

Step aside, Romeo and Juliet—there’s another star-crossed couple in Verona. On the fringes of a most iconic love story, another hidden romance blooms between the […]

April 20, 2018

Cars whizz by, people hustle on, nearly every crevice in the world begins to look more and more homogenous. Opened on April 1, “Ghosts of […]

April 6, 2018

“Shame on you,” chanted high school students from Florida to lawmakers who refused to make gun control policy reform after yet another school shooting. This […]

March 9, 2018

“He’s a Don Juan, yes he is!” With Tinder hookups and casual canoodling on the dance floor, we are far from the 19th century near-universal […]

February 9, 2018

This is Quinnipiac land. The Quinnipiac tribe, that is. Look beyond the fog of your condensed breath — at the lace-like, Connecticut tree branches, at […]

January 26, 2018

When you flee a war-torn country, it is not pretty. There is nothing Hollywood about the refugee crisis nor its aftermaths, which is why “Dheepan” […]

December 1, 2017

It was medicine for our hearts. They finished a poem about Orlando, Florida, and nobody clapped because our faces were wet and our hands were […]

November 10, 2017

The majority is stupid. At least that’s what Henrik Ibsen conveys in his play “An Enemy of the People,” currently showing at the Yale Repertory […]

October 13, 2017

Lesbian love affairs and anti-Communist motifs animate Anchee Min’s novel, “Red Azalea,” which was banned in China shortly after its publication in 1994. A celebrated […]

October 6, 2017