Erica Pandey
Staff Reporter
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Art grants fund Elm City projects

New Haven’s Youth Services department offers a wide range of programs, from connecting young people with summer work opportunities to providing them with bicycles to […]

If you forgot to apply to Bain this morning. Don’t worry because McKinsey & Company is on campus tonight. The consulting firm will hold an […]

Parlez-vous Francais? In an interview with Vanity Fair, Meryl Streep DRA ’75 singled out her performance in the lead role in “The French Lieutenant’s Woman,” […]

Campuses across the world. Several professors of South Asian studies will gather at the Yale Law School at 6 p.m. tomorrow for a panel discussion […]

THIS DAY IN YALE HISTORY 1878 Students protest faculty sanctions to ban “bangers” and “processions” in celebration of former President George Washington’s birthday.

Regal eagles. A pair of bald eagles was spotted in New Haven’s West River Memorial Park yesterday. Later, the state’s Department of Energy and Environmental […]

The City of Love. The United Nations’ 2015 Climate Change Conference COP21, which begins today, will be held in Paris. The Yale Student Environmental Coalition […]

Bildner alleges Eidelson camp broke election law

Nine days after Sarah Eidelson ’12 defeated challenger Fish Stark ’17 in the Ward 1 Democratic Primary, a former volunteer on Stark’s campaign has filed a complaint to the state elections commission alleging that Eidelson’s campaign violated election law.

Activists claim wage theft at Thai Taste and Rice Pot

Roughly 20 protesters demonstrated outside of Thai Taste late Thursday evening, claiming wage theft and calling on pedestrians to boycott the restaurant.

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Tracing Elm City inequality: Transit lines put jobs out of reach

At her first annual State of the City address in February 2014, Mayor Toni Harp identified transportation as more than just a city service issue. Transportation, she said, was a civil rights issue.

Tracing Elm City inequality: Inequities outside the classroom find their way in

Before he was elected president of the New Haven Federation of Teachers, David Cicarella taught two classes to eighth-graders at a New Haven public middle school — one in math and one in English.

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