Yale Daily News

On April 15, the Civilian Police Oversight Agency in Chicago released bodycam footage of the March 29 shooting of Adam Toledo. He was just 13 […]

May 6, 2021

“Let’s get a meal sometime!” This phrase echoed through my brain as I received the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine this week. Now vaccinated, […]

April 29, 2021

One year ago, the Yale community was met with an email from university administrators that we would be remaining at home for the duration of […]

March 21, 2021

In a town hall on Feb. 16, newly inaugurated President Joe Biden announced that he would buck the will of congressional Democrats by refusing to […]

March 4, 2021

In the midst of inauguration fanfare, a photo surfaced on Twitter of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez not with her colleagues on the Capitol lawn but at Costco. […]

February 5, 2021

In 2019, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman encouraged rural Americans to “get real.” In a column for the New York Times, Krugman listed several problems […]

October 16, 2020

Last week, my mom tested positive for coronavirus. Or COVID-19. Or Covid. Or SARS-CoV-2. Whatever. Both she and my stepfather are symptomatic, calling me from […]

October 2, 2020

“Ummmmm please read my professors [sic] email.” As classes have hobbled back into session — on Zoom, in person, and a hybrid — viral tweets […]

September 1, 2020

Staff columnist McKinsey Crozier discusses rural representation at Yale and the challenges that rural Americans face that often go unnoticed.

April 25, 2020

Last week, while we adjusted to Zoom classes and debated the efficacy of various grading policies, Yale undergraduates received an email from Dean of Student […]

April 10, 2020

This week, I saw a photograph of a river in Toronto running blood-red after an ink spill. My Twitter feed was awash with possible captions, […]

March 26, 2020