Kamini Purushothaman
Staff Reporter
Kamini Purushothaman covers visual arts and arts in New Haven. A sophomore in Trumbull College, she is double-majoring in History and Archaeological Studies.
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YUAG exhibition highlights post-Civil War art, raises concern over inclusion of eugenicist’s words

Students and local artists voiced their unease about the exhibition’s use of the words of Havelock Ellis, a vice president of the Eugenics Education Society.

Tian Hsu ’26 reinvents the ruins of antiquity in her exhibit at The Table & Gallery

Hsu’s exhibition, which features recreations and reimaginings of ruins she saw on a summer trip to Greece, opened on Sept. 16 and was followed by an opening reception on Sept. 20.

Chabad and Yale Friends of Israel to bring popular Israeli singer-songwriter Ishay Ribo to Toad’s Place on Monday

Ribo’s previous performance at Harvard, organized in support of Israel, drew protests and boycotts. The concert organizers hope that the performance at Yale will bring unity and joy.

Yale’s a cappella rush season formally kicks off

A cappella rush, a central element of student life at Yale, has officially begun. As students gear up to audition for 17 a cappella groups, here’s what to know about this year’s a cappella cycle — from rule changes to what makes certain groups unique.

A glimpse of Class of 2028 & their art: meet these six first-year artists

Yale is known for its vibrant arts community, full of creatives who draw, design, write and act —  all while being full-time students. As members […]

New Haven tenants unions advocate for improved living conditions, communication with landlords

The formation of tenants unions against landlords including Ocean Management and a smaller landlord have revealed widespread frustrations with poor living conditions.

Yale Kalaa and Yale Dhvani to put on showcase honoring womanhood

The two traditional Indian groups are combining dance and music in a narrative performance featuring powerful women from Hindu mythology.

‘The Great Wave’ on display at the YUAG for a limited time

From March to July, Hokusai’s famous print will be available to view at the YUAG’s “Year of the Dragon” exhibition.

Two student groups win Battle of the Bands

Students voted Seldom Street and Strictly Platonic to open 2024’s Spring Fling.

BAD FAITH screened at theology conference

A new documentary about Christian nationalism was featured at the Yale Public Theology and Public Policy Conference on Monday.

Student artists perform at 12-hour ‘All Nighter’ event

More than 20 acts came together to perform at Hopper Cabaret for the Sixth Annual All-Nighter Showcase.