Yale Daily News

Sometimes, when I’m reading, it dawns on me that, as a woman of color, I have little to nothing in common with Aristotle. Trying to understand his perspective at times feels a bit like squeezing myself into a dress that’s not meant to fit.

November 28, 2016

Regina Spektor’s music is rare in that it not only pleases the ear with unique and varied rhythms, but also engages the mind. What I admire most about Spektor, and what prompted me to develop such a love for her music, is her lyrical prowess.

October 28, 2016

Yale, I think, does a great job of cultivating a home away from home for many students. We have access to a multitude of communities here — cultural houses, residential colleges, freshman counselor groups and clubs — to make us feel comfortable.

October 24, 2016

To fight Connecticut’s opioid epidemic, Gov. Dannel Malloy has adopted a three-year plan created by Yale researchers. The strategy, commissioned for the University-based Connecticut Opioid […]

October 12, 2016

Award-winning author Taiye Selasi ’01 delivered a reading of her New York Times bestselling novel “Ghana Must Go” to a crowd of more than 20 […]

October 12, 2016

K arim Jabbari began practicing calligraphy at the age of twelve. Growing up in Tunisia during the Ben Ali regime and seeing his father imprisoned, […]

October 7, 2016

On Wednesday afternoon, around 15 Yale students gathered in St. Anthony Hall to listen to Hannah Giorgis, an African-American feminist writer, editor and creative media specialist, discuss how to make space on the internet for marginalized identities.

September 29, 2016