Michael Ndubisi
Michael Ndubisi is co-editor of the Yale Daily News’ Opinion desk and one of the News’ Diversity, Equity & Inclusion co-chairs. Michael was previously an opinion columnist for the News, contributor and managing editor of ‘Time, Change and the Yale Daily News: A History’ and an associate beat reporter covering student accessibility. Originally from Long Beach, California, he is a sophomore in Saybrook College majoring in Political Science.
NDUBISI: Canceling conservatives

In an effort to calm the concerns of advertisers and users, Tesla and new Twitter CEO Elon Musk said in an Oct. 27 tweet that […]

Truth and its abdication in the News of the 1930s

Editor’s Note: This piece quotes the use of a racial slur.  Newspapers have an obligation to report the news as it is — to tell […]

In depths of Depression, News saw business opportunity

  In the 1930s, Yale students lived in one of the University’s newly constructed residential colleges, complete with lavish amenities including squash courts and printed-menu […]

Point-counterpoint in the News’ recession coverage

By the time the 2000s came around, the Yale Daily News more closely resembled the News of today. With the rise of the Internet, the […]

Yale Law, Public Health professors weigh in on new gun control measures

As debates about gun control rage in the wake of multiple mass shootings, professors from the Yale Law School and School of Public Health share their opinions.

Commencement through the years

For the Class of 2022, Yale’s 321st commencement ceremony offers a return to normalcy and tradition.  The ceremony is only the second in four years […]

SUN organizes ‘Speak Out’ event on Cross Campus

Student Unite Now held a Cross Campus rally during Bulldog Days demanding mental health and financial aid reforms for students.

Yale students reflect on 25th anniversary of National Deaf History Month

25 years after the first National Deaf History Month, Yalies celebrate the history of the deaf community and share their hopes for the future of the month’s recognition.

Number of students reporting disabilities soars, yet likely remains an underestimate

University sees doubling of disability registrations with SAS in three years

Yale partially lifts indoor mask mandate

University announces that masking will be made optional in certain spaces beginning March 21.

A year since Swensen told money managers to diversify firms, Yale stays silent on progress

Amid leadership turnover at Yale’s Investments Office, it is unclear how much progress has been made towards Yale’s efforts to lead firms to diversify.