Yale Daily News

We should make the option of continuing a second language more accessible. By eliminating Friday L4 language classes, we would give upper-level language courses a fighting chance.

October 16, 2014

If we’re going to invite more uncontroversial artists such as Hoodie Allen, then we need to reevaluate what we call the artists we choose to invite. It would be a form of cultural insensitivity to keep on calling them, even in casual conversation, our “hip-hop” acts.

October 2, 2014

Let’s face it: “Townie” doesn’t mean “New Haven local.”

September 18, 2014

Critics of the ice bucket challenge may forget that ultimately, in evaluating the effectiveness of a charity effort, the beneficiary is far more important than the donor.

September 5, 2014

It seems like whenever someone tells me that they are going into consulting or hedge-fund work, they often add in the phrase “which I guess is pretty common” — as if they have to apologize for what they’re doing.

March 24, 2014

Words have power and carry a message. And jests, even if intentionally light-hearted, have the capacity to send the wrong message.

February 10, 2014

The athlete suite phenomenon has created social divides.

January 24, 2014

It’s time for The Game, but even more importantly, it’s time for The Tailgate. The experience can be intimidating to newcomers to a good time, like freshmen or Harvard students, but as always, XC has you covered.

November 22, 2013

In a David versus Goliath story, the new Chapel Street Pharmacy, which opened on Nov. 2, is attempting to carve out a place against larger […]

November 21, 2013

A tale of love, a critique of social norms, a satire of human behavior — all are possible descriptions of the play opening Thursday at […]

November 20, 2013

New Haven isn’t only “not bad.” It’s a place where the impossible happens, where the sons of senators and farmers alike can be seen sharing a Wenzel.

November 19, 2013