Khuan-Yu Hall
Staff Producer
Khuan-Yu Hall is the University Editor at the News and former City Editor. He w is a senior in Davenport, from Hartland, Vermont, double majoring in Statistics and Data Science and Ethics, Politics, and Economics.
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DATA: Survey suggests Yalies support affirmative action at rates slightly higher than national average

In a News survey, 67 percent of 360 Yale students, staff and faculty expressed support for race-conscious admissions, compared to roughly 60 percent of Americans per national polls.

ULA urges boycott of Pizza House, citing worker abuse

Following a report from a former employee of verbal and physical abuse, ULA has launched a boycott of Pizza House.

Yale announces joint research initiative with state of Connecticut

The University and the State will work together to identify ways to better fight climate change and strengthen Medicaid coverage in the state. 

Pathways to Wellness prepares for grand opening in Hamden

The wellness center aims to reimagine what wellness and mental healthcare looks like in Black communities.

After bloom of Valentine’s Day demand, New Haven florists reflect on changing industry

Valentine’s Day flower shopping offers a view into the flower industry and supply chain.

ConnCORP allocates resources to minority-owned small businesses

ConnCORP is the recipient of a $1 million grant from the KeyBank Foundation to support its work uplifting local minority-owned businesses.

Diyanet Mosque and Brick Oven rally New Haveners to support Turkish and Syrian earthquake victims

After a devastating earthquake near the Turkish-Syrian border, New Haveners are stepping up to send more than $20,000 in relief to affected nations.

Fighting over fridges and the future of Sandra’s Next Generation

The city zoning board and residents are split over renowned soul food restaurant Sandra’s Next Generation’s refrigerator unit placement.

Beinecke Library unites past and present in spring exhibit

The “Revisiting the Past – Imagining the Future” exhibit at the Beinecke features artifacts such as cowboy diaries and Japanese playing cards that transcend cultural and temporal boundaries.

Dislodging emissions from the hotel industry: New Haven’s Hotel Marcel aims to reach net-zero carbon

Just under a year after the hotel opened its doors, the Hotel Marcel’s owner and architect offers a look at the building’s history and carbon emission reduction efforts in the hotel industry.

New Haven concludes first week of recreational cannabis sales

Affinity Health and Wellness, a former medical marijuana dispensary, has expanded into the adult-use market.