Yale Daily News

Putting on my uniform for what I knew would be the last time was surreal. I didn’t know how to separate myself from a sport that I loved so much. I’d been with the same teammates and coach for so long that we’d grown into one being — eight separate brains that somehow functioned as one cohesive whole.

November 11, 2016

History professors Joanne Freeman, Beverly Gage ’94 and Glenda Gilmore addressed more than 200 students, faculty and local residents who packed into a lecture hall Wednesday night, many of whom stood in doorways or sat on the ground. Speakers discussed the implications of a Republican president, Congress and Supreme Court, and touched upon the significance of President-elect Donald Trump’s victory.

November 10, 2016

UNITE HERE, a labor union representing Yale food, service, maintenance and custodial workers, has endorsed Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton LAW ’73 for president of the United States.

November 8, 2016

The Yale swimming and diving teams kick off their seasons this weekend against Brown. Last year, the women’s team claimed second place for the first time in 19 years at the Ivy League Championship Meet, while the men’s team finished fourth at the same meet to extend its streak with a sixth consecutive season finishing in the top half of the Ivy League. Captains Michelle Chintanaphol ’17 and Alex Goss ’17 spoke to the News about their past experiences and outlooks on this winter.

November 3, 2016

The celebration featured performances by the undergraduate Glee Club and two alumni choral groups that are a part of the Yale Glee Club Associates, the group’s alumni branch. A wide array of music was sung, including the Yale classic “Raise Your Voices Here,” a Swiss yodel and the world premiere of “Hold,” written and arranged by Anna George Meek ’91 and Eric Banks ’90.

November 2, 2016

Glowing in the newly restored Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, poet and former Yale professor Elizabeth Alexander ’84 read selected poems and prose Monday […]

October 12, 2016

On Friday evening, Noodles On9 hosted the grand opening of City-Wide Open Studios for Artspace, a four-week visual-arts festival that will feature over 350 artists. […]

October 10, 2016

Art plays a role in shaping society and politics, a point that director of the Brooklyn Museum Anne Pasternak drove home at a discussion about public art hosted at Yale Law School Wednesday night.

September 29, 2016

Standing before a crowd of roughly 100 students and community members, mental health advocate, comedian and writer Kevin Breel spoke about his experience with depression and offered advice both to those suffering from a mental illness and to those looking to help loved ones through their struggles.

September 20, 2016

The sun was barely peeking over Woolsey Hall Monday morning, leaving Beinecke Plaza in a crisp shadow as more than 100 bleary-eyed, somber Yale students and staff gathered to remember the horror that struck 15 years ago on Sept. 11, 2001.

September 13, 2016