Asha Prihar
Staff Reporter
Asha Prihar served as managing editor of the News during the 2019-20 academic year. Before that, she covered community service, Yale's professional schools and undergraduate student life as a staff reporter. She is a senior in Silliman College studying political science.
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Turnout doubles at Day of Service

More than 100 students volunteered at service sites in and around New Haven on Saturday as part of Dwight Hall’s Spring Day of Service — […]

Dwight Hall criticizes YCC candidates in light of comments on institutional racism

Dwight Hall released a statement Friday criticizing Chris Moeckel ’20 and Saloni Rao ’20 — whom it has endorsed for YCC president — for responding […]

Wang and Rao get most endorsements

Eleven student organizations had officially endorsed candidates for Yale College Council president, vice president and events director, as of 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday night.

CANDIDATE PROFILES: Casey Ramsey ’20

Yale College Council vice presidential candidate Casey Ramsey ’20 hails from Taccoa, Georgia, where he was raised by his mother in the house next door […]

Dwight Hall admits record number of member groups

A record-breaking number of community service and social justice groups gained full Dwight Hall membership status after a vote at the organization’s semesterly cabinet meeting […]

Dwight Hall works on new outreach initiatives

With a slate of new and growing initiatives, Dwight Hall’s Outreach branch is working to bridge the gap between Yale students and New Haven community […]

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Youth shelter co-founders visit campus

It was in 2013 that youth homelessness became a major issue on the radar of Harvard Square Homeless Shelter volunteers Sarah Rosenkrantz and Sam Greenberg […]

Students look to launch youth homeless shelter

Putting aside an ancient rivalry, a group of Yale students is working closely with the leadership of a shelter run by Harvard students for homeless […]

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First-year service program thrives after expansion

After doubling in size at the beginning of the academic year — from 20 participants to 40 — Dwight Hall’s First Years in Service program […]

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The Height of Performance

“Lights up on Washington Heights,” Alejandro Campillo ’21 raps as Usnavi de la Vega in the opening number of this weekend’s staging of “In the […]

YHHAP seeks spring break volunteers

Last winter, Aryssa Damron ’18 pulled an all-nighter — but not to do her homework. Instead, Damron spent the night sitting down with a group […]