Monica Wang
Staff Reporter
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Race teach-in draws large crowd

Crammed into pews and lined up against the walls, members of the Yale community filled Battell Chapel past its 1,100-person capacity on Wednesday evening for “A Moment of Crisis: Race at Yale Teach-In,” a forum dedicated to educating the community about the issues faced by people of color at Yale.

YPU debates affirmative action

The Yale Political Union held a debate Tuesday night on the topic of affirmative action, amidst ongoing campus discussions about race and the status of students of color on campus.

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Racial controversies derail academic life

For the over 1,000 students who attended the March of Resilience Monday, normal academic life ground to a halt: classes, sections and even midterms were canceled or skipped, with or without dean’s excuses.

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More than 1,000 gather in solidarity

With the multicolored messages from last Thursday’s chalking event still visible on the pavement, students and supporters gathered once again on Cross Campus yesterday to stand in solidarity after a week of impassioned discussions about race at Yale.

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Students protest Buckley talk

After a comment made during conference on free speech was posted on the Facebook group “Overheard at Yale” this afternoon, over 100 students gathered around Linsly-Chittenden Hall to voice their anger.

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Dwight Hall cuts ties with fraternities

Following allegations of racial discrimination at a Sigma Alpha Epsilon party held Oct. 30, Dwight Hall has withdrawn its endorsement of the “Movember” campaign and cut ties with all fraternities on campus for the remainder of the semester.

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Students demand admin response to racial controversies

Surrounded by a sea of upturned faces and fighting back tears, Yale College Dean Jonathan Holloway stood on the Women’s Table Thursday afternoon before a crowd of more than 200 students to break the administration’s silence on allegations of racial discrimination that shook campus this week.

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Students confront Christakis about Halloween email

Around 100 students gathered in the courtyard of Silliman College to confront Silliman Master Nicholas Christakis about a Friday email sent by his wife, Associate Master Erika Christakis.

New signs mark gender-neutral restrooms

On the first floor of the East Asian Languages building at 432 Temple St., Director of LGBTQ Resources Maria Trumpler, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Tamar Gendler and the University’s Chief Diversity Officer Debbie Stanley-McAulay gathered Wednesday to cut a rainbow-colored ribbon in celebration of a recent project to put up gender-neutral restroom signs in 23 Yale buildings.

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Sex and Sexuality Week emphasizes cross-campus collaboration

Sex and Sexuality Week — previously known as Sex Week — returned to campus after a two-year hiatus. The 18 events over the course of the week focused on topics ranging from relationships to sex toys to help foster a more positive sexual climate on campus.

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Community examines UWC modifications

In the days since University President Peter Salovey announced a series of revisions to the formal procedures of the University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct, members of the Yale Community have begun theorizing why certain modifications to the procedures were made, and questioning the reasoning behind them.