Chloe Edwards
Staff Reporter
chloe.edwards@yale.edu
Chloe Edwards is a Photography Editor, as well as a Beat Reporter covering Arts in New Haven at the University. Originally from North Carolina, she is currently a sophomore in Branford College majoring in English.
Author Archive
CHRISTINA LEE, CHLOE EDWARDS & YULIN ZHEN
IN PHOTOS: Yale Symphony Orchestra Halloween Show

Yale Symphony Orchestra delivers an exciting performance composed of live music and a student-made film screening in celebration of Halloween.

November 4, 2024

CHLOE EDWARDS & GIRI VISWANATHAN
IN PHOTOS: New Haven and Yale Police clear encampment on Cross Campus, no arrests made

Tuesday morning, Yale and New Haven officers completely cleared the Pro-Palestine encampment on Cross Campus. A University spokesperson confirmed that all protesters left the encampment when asked and no arrests were made.

April 30, 2024

NATHANIEL ROSENBERG, CHLOE EDWARDS & GIRI VISWANATHAN
Smaller divestment protests continue on Cross Campus, in Sterling Memorial Library as organizers undergo leadership transition

Following the arrest of 48 pro-Palestine protesters on Monday morning, smaller demonstrations calling for Yale to divest from military weapons manufacturers continued on Tuesday. Lead organizers of “Occupy Beinecke” — the group that set up the three-night encampment on Beinecke Plaza — announced on social media that they had handed off leadership to a broader cohort of activists, renaming the coalition as “Occupy Yale.”

April 24, 2024

ELLIE PARK, GIRI VISWANATHAN, CHLOE EDWARDS, CHRISTINA LEE & SAMAD HAKANI
IN PHOTOS: Student protesters arrested

On Monday, more than 45 pro-Palestine students urging Yale to divest from military arms manufacturers were arrested for violating Yale policy on outdoor space use. They will be referred for Yale disciplinary action, which could include reprimand, probation or suspension.

April 23, 2024

CHLOE EDWARDS
Monique Truong on identity and the female narrative

For this piece, in honor of Women’s History Month, I had the opportunity to interview Monique Truong ’90, a Vietnamese-American author known for her works “Bitter in the Mouth,” “Book of Salt” and “The Sweetest Fruits.”

March 29, 2024

AGOMONI SAHA & CHLOE EDWARDS
East Haven and Save the Sound appeal FAA findings on Tweed’s environmental impact

East Haven and Save the Sound have raised concerns about the environmental impacts of the expansion of the Tweed New Haven Airport after the FAA’s Finding of No Significant Impact.

March 4, 2024

CHLOE EDWARDS
Kehler Liddell Gallery presents CLAY and HEDGE

Ceramic artist Amanda Duchen and photographer Marjorie Wolfe exhibited their work at Kehler Liddell Gallery earlier this month.

November 27, 2023

CHLOE EDWARDS
Artist Rhona Bitner visits seminar, talks photography work

Photographer Rhona Bitner visited a seminar class at the School of Art to discuss her work and provide feedback for fine arts students.

October 30, 2023

CHLOE EDWARDS
The Shops at Yale hosts sixth annual New Haven Chalk Art Festival

Artists in New Haven gathered on Broadway Island and in front of the Yale University Art Gallery to partake in the annual chalk art festival.

October 23, 2023

CHLOE EDWARDS
Art market icons talk to SOM class

Fine arts and business students in a class taught by Magnus Resch heard from big names in the art world at the School of Management.

October 11, 2023

CHLOE EDWARDS
It takes a village – and a lot of paint

A mural of Ruth Wilson Gilmore, an abolitionist from New Haven, was recently completed at Possible Futures bookstore on 318 Edgewood Ave.

October 6, 2023