Julia Levi

Spring Holidays at Yale: How the Pandemic Changed Community Celebration

As Passover approached in late March, Rabbi Jason Rubenstein, Yale’s Jewish chaplain, recalls thinking about Exodus 12, where the Israelites huddled in their homes in […]

April 15, 2021

JULIA LEVI

Desegregate CT: Advocating For a More Equitable Connecticut

As residents of New Haven, we are situated in the midst of two communities with dramatically distinct life expectancy rates and educational outcomes. While Prospect […]

March 5, 2021

JULIA LEVI

Love in the Time of COVID: A Window into Yale Students’ Use of Dating Apps

In a typical year at Yale, dining halls and libraries are teeming with people, making it easy to scope the scene for a potential crush […]

February 11, 2021

JULIA LEVI

A Rural Run During Quarantine

I’m out of breath as I stomp my feet on dirt and gravel, beside small colored houses and parked tractors on empty fields. It’s been […]

April 3, 2020

JULIA LEVI

Steep at the New Science Building: A Review

I enter the new Yale Science Building at midday with 10 minutes to spare — just enough time to grab lunch before my econ lecture […]

February 6, 2020