Baala Shakya
Contributing Reporter
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Yale buzzes with anticipation ahead of the Game

The News asked students what they look forward to in enemy territory.

Yalies host “Drag Wonderland” show

Lights, Buzzers, Action: Yale Certamen hosts annual tournament

Organized by students and the Classics Department, Yale Certamen welcomed students from across the country for the annual classics competition.

Favorite Class

HIST 169: Early National America “Let’s talk about cheese.”  Just last week, I sat in awe as professor Freeman went on a passionate 9 minute […]

Ericka Henriquez
Algorithmic Manipulation: How social media platforms exploit student vulnerabilities

Students across the country struggle with social media addiction, leading to increased mental health issues.

Success and stress: How Yalies can confront academic pressure

The News talked to faculty and students to explore the negative health effects of academic stress.

As election night unfolded, Yalies grew increasingly pessimistic about Harris’ chances

At watch parties across campus last night, Yale students tuned into the election. As the night progressed, students across the political spectrum viewed a Harris victory as increasingly unlikely.

The haunting of Hillhouse Avenue

Silence lays steadily against the wood and stone of the houses on Hillhouse Ave, and whatever walks there, walks alone. A walk down Hillhouse Avenue […]

From frats to costume contests: a guide to Yale’s Halloweekend

Unsure what to do on Halloweekend? Read more to find out all the different activities you can do, regardless of interests and sleep schedule.

Behind the Harkness Tower bells: Yale’s Guild of Carillonneurs

The Guild of 26 students is responsible for playing the bells in Harkness Tower.

“Introduction to Theatrical Violence” teaches the art of safe, consensual fighting

Interested in play fighting? Fake blood, swordplay and chokeholds? Take a look inside one of Yale’s most unique course offerings.