Charles Zhu
CHARLES ZHU
Zhu: Do not go gentle into tap night

In the poem “Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night,” Dylan Thomas shows the way in which death can expose weakness and regret in […]

April 12, 2011

CHARLES ZHU
Zhu: Going the extra mile for our cities

A month ago, I couldn’t wait to go back home to Florida for spring break — to see the sun for the first time in […]

March 30, 2010

ALEXANDRA BRODSKY & CHARLES ZHU
Brodsky and Zhu: A collective vision for Dwight Hall

James Cersonsky raised several ideas for Dwight Hall to become more active in promoting community service and social justice (“Step it up, Dwight Hall,” Nov. […]

November 17, 2009

CHARLES ZHU
Zhu: Get off campus; do something

The beginning of school hits many people suddenly and viciously. There is no transition. The sturdy gates of Old Campus seem to close for good […]

September 9, 2009

CHARLES ZHU
Zhu: A new way of thinking

Non-environmentalists at Yale complain about us environmentalists taking away their trays, and our encouragement that they turn off their lights. But we, the environmentalists, have […]

April 22, 2009

CHARLES ZHU
On Earth Day, find your inner environmentalist

Today is Earth Day, and I have a confession to make: As an environmentalist, I am getting tired of hearing about climate change on the […]

April 22, 2008

CHARLES ZHU
Warming could create health nightmare

When we think of climate change, we think of the environment and carbon emissions: wet polar bears, rising sea levels and gas-guzzling SUVs. When we […]

April 11, 2008