Kirsten Schnackenberg
YCC rolls out winter break meal plan

From Jan. 7-12, Yalies back on campus can eat in the Ezra Stiles and Morse dining halls due to a new winter break meal plan organized […]

Admins launch new alcohol-related initiatives

Administrators have launched two new alcohol-related initiatives that aim to evaluate alcohol culture at Yale and seek ways to form a safer undergraduate experience. In […]

Shortened reading week builds stress

For the first time since it was instated over 30 years ago, reading week will no longer last a full week.

Dining introduces allergen stickers

Yale Dining has begun to roll out a new picture-based label system to help students easily identify meals containing allergens.

Tailgate exceeds low expectations

Despite a lack of food and music at the Yale-Harvard tailgate, students said they enjoyed the event.

Yale to host three tailgates

Two residential colleges and the Yale College Council will host tailgates at the 129th Yale-Harvard Game on Saturday.

YCC aims to expand contact with President’s Office

The Yale College Council’s executive board has made an effort this year to improve its relationship with the President’s Office.

Spring Fling Committee and Women’s Center consider artist selection

While Spring Fling may not be until April, the Women’s Center and the Spring Fling Committee have already started thinking about the event. Members of […]

Saybrook expands Monday dining options

The fruit smoothies available in the Saybrook dining hall Monday night kicked off a year of expanded food options in the college. Saybrook Monday Madness […]

Davenport debuts new bike policies

Davenport bike owners who use fences, posts or furniture as impromptu bike racks will have to find a new way to store their bikes. Davenport […]

Fewer Halloween festivities this year

For the first time, Silliman College will not host its annual haunted house for Halloween this year and Berkeley College has had to end its […]