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In these fast-paced world we are almost always in a time crunch, rushed and stressed out. Multi-faceted entertainment is necessary — a theatrical spork that […]

March 3, 2017

As a newly established community, Petrovic describes Herald Audio as a place where one can come to learn and experiment, regardless of previous exposure to radio journalism. It is easier to get started than one might think: most of the original productions are recorded on iPhones and edited on free software.

February 24, 2017

The Yale University Art Gallery is the first place that comes to mind if one is looking for an artful excursion on campus. But if the constant gaze of the security guards, however friendly, and the somewhat overwhelming feeling of the museum experience is not your thing, you should walk a few more blocks up Chapel and descend into the world of the Green Gallery at the Yale School of Art.

February 10, 2017

If there were a Doomsday Clock that followed Imogen of Quare, it would be closer to midnight than the one following us humans.

January 27, 2017

“Danceworks: Straight Fire” is not about dancing competitively and being on point every second.

December 9, 2016

Imagine a suite of a Sag, a Taurus, a Cancer, an Aquarius, a Libra, another Libra and a Capricorn.

December 2, 2016

F*cking Decent is a chimera of a play: The head a borderline neurotic woman talking of her long-dead mother, the body a cynical, depressed man waiting for a miracle from God.

November 11, 2016

Ben Zimmer ’92, a columnist for The Wall Street Journal and recipient of the Linguistic Society of America’s first Linguistics Journalism award, returned to Davenport College — his residential college — to discuss his unique career as a language journalist.

October 26, 2016

Exiting the elevator on the second floor of the Yale Center for British Art, one is confronted with a triptych containing a three-dimensional reconstruction of […]

October 14, 2016

“The Colored Museum,” the Yale Dramatic Association’s second production of the fall season, opens Thursday in the Iseman Theater. The experimental play by American playwright […]

October 13, 2016

Back home, skin color was just a physical characteristic; in college, it will become a part of our identities.

September 1, 2016