Natasha Thondavadi
Frailey GRD ’12 to serve as JE interim dean

Conor Frailey GRD ’12 will take over as the interim dean of Jonathan Edwards College at the start of second semester, JE Master Penelope Laurans […]

Video artist shares creative process

Though designing the opening credits for a TV show may not seem like an artistic endeavor, for Rama Allen, projects like these are the grounds […]

Ishara – Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services

When Ishara moved from the Democratic Republic of the Congo to its southern neighbor Zambia in 2008 to escape violent tribal wars, she thought that […]

Harvard does not ‘like’ FCC shirts

After clashes with Harvard’s licensing office, famed Harvard dropouts Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Matt Damon no longer “like” this year’s Freshman Class Council Harvard-Yale […]

“Gwathmey Siegel” honors key Yale architects

Two iconic figures in Yale’s architectural history come to the forefront in a new exhibit in Rudolph Hall. On Monday, “Gwathmey Siegel: Inspiration and Transformation” […]

Harvard Licensing holds up FCC shirts

The game is in six days. So why haven’t you seen any eager freshmen already sporting their official FCC game shirt? After submitting the shirt […]

Dining hall food comes to tailgate

Want to spend your first day of Thanksgiving Break eating dining hall food? Well you’re in luck! Yale Dining’s hosting a tailgate for The Game. […]

High school classics competition rages

“Translate ‘remain’ in the following sentence: If Catiline should rem…” BUZZ. The reader can’t even get the whole question out before a player pounces on […]

Architects debate safety practices

On Dec. 22, 2003, a magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck a populated area in central California and killed two people. Four days later, a magnitude 6.6 […]

New Haven ‘Low Line’ to celebrate regional history

Yalies will soon have another reason to bring their bikes to school. The Farmington Canal Trail, an approximately 84-mile path between the waterfront in New […]

Musicians remember Miller MUS ’07 in concert

A musician in life, John Miller MUS ’07 received a musical tribute in death. On Sunday afternoon, Miller’s former students, as well as faculty and […]