Fabeha Jahra
Contributing Reporter
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Yalies prepare to take on the Putnam exam

Yale’s math department prepares students for the notoriously challenging math exam through collaborative seminars and intensive practice sessions.

Yalies commemorate Hawaiian Independence Day

Through films, panels and cultural dishes, Yale’s Indigenous Peoples of Oceania cultural group highlighted Hawaiian independence and self-determination.

“Histories and Worlds Unbound” symposium honors Gary Okihiro’s legacy

The symposium gathered academics and activists from across disciplines to hold dialogue on professor Gary Y. Okihiro’s scholarship in Asian American studies and ethnic studies.

Polling accuracy and uncertainty: Yale experts weigh in on 2024 election forecasting

Polling data and election forecasts remain uncertain, with last-minute swings expected to influence the outcome.

Litigating against factory farms: Yale event highlights legal strategies for tackling climate change

Yale Law School’s Daina Bray discussed the environmental harm of industrial animal agriculture and the role of litigation in climate advocacy.

Students prepare for upcoming Google Drive storage limits

With Google Drive storage limits coming Sept. 30, students must take immediate action to avoid losing access to their files.

Two Yalies awarded Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for public service

Ethan Chiu ’26 and August Rios ’26 were awarded the Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship, recognized for their commitment to public service.