Olivia Cyrus
Contributing Reporter
Author Archive
Deck the Harkness Halls: Christian Yalies spread holiday cheer through faith and community

From Advent wreaths to Christmas parties, Christian groups on campus hold campus celebrations that offer joy, reflection and a break from final exams.

AI in the classroom: new tools bring teaching challenges, professors say

Although services like ChatGPT can be beneficial, professors in the computer science department have found that they reduce students' need to learn in the classroom.

YaleBleeds champions menstrual equity and social justice on campus and beyond

Through workshops, art and community partnerships, Yale’s menstrual equity organization tackles period poverty, challenges stigma and confronts institutional barriers to access.

Dramat 2024 fall mainstage “Into the Woods” set to open this weekend

The classic Sondheim musical will run from Nov. 13-16 at the University Theatre.

NACC kicks off 2024 Indigenous Heritage Month celebrations

From comedy nights to food takeovers, Yale's Native American Cultural Center celebrates Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month with events honoring Indigenous history, resilience and contributions.

Yale to offer new course on Beyoncé’s cultural impact in spring 2025

Students in Professor Daphne Brooks’ course will dive into archives and visual albums to understand Beyoncé’s influence on Black feminist thought and American culture.

Running into friendships, romance and other problems: “Treadmill Play” puts college relationships to the test

Audrey Kolker ’25, playwright and director of “Treadmill Play,” strives to bring humor and heart to the Saybrook Underbrook via three treadmills, yoga mats and a fast-paced production.

YSO’s Halloween annual concert promises a night of excitement

From a Yale-spoofed silent film to eerie symphonic twists on pop hits, the Yale Symphony Orchestra’s sold-out Halloween Show promises thrills, chills and musical magic for the lucky few.

Elections 101: Yalies learn about the 2024 race live

While many Yale students head to the ballot box, they return to class to learn about the presidential election.

Joshua Rosenblum ’83 MUS ’85 chronicles Yale’s musical theater dynamic duo

Rosenblum’s new book, “Closer Than Ever,” highlights the Broadway legacy of Yale alums Richard Maltby Jr. ’59 DRA ’62 and David Shire ’59 and offers a deep dive into their six decades of collaboration.

YCC pushes to reinstate to-go boxes amid student demand

Led by Anna Krans ’27 and Sahra Wahedi ’27, the YCC advocates for eco-friendly takeout solutions, challenging Yale's SmartMeals program and urging administrators to address student concerns about dietary accessibility and convenience.