Olivia Cyrus
Contributing Reporter
Author Archive
“Ain’t No Mo’” arrives at Yale: A bold satire on Black identity in America

Directed by Kemar Jewel DRA ’25, the provocative play explores the complexities of Black life through comedy and tragedy. The show will be staged by students at the David Geffen School of Drama and will run from Oct. 19 to 25.

AACC’s “The Asian Ballot” aims to mobilize and educate voters

In a push for civic engagement, Yale students emphasize the intersection of education and political action in empowering the AAPI community ahead of the elections.

2024 presidential candidate Cornel West discusses faith and liberation at YPU debate

The presidential candidate and Princeton professor emeritus challenged students to rethink the intersection of church, freedom and personal identity.

Yale School of Art, NYU Abu Dhabi bridge cultures in new residency program

A new post-MFA residency program aims to expand artistic global perspective and creative practices across two distinct cultural landscapes.

Windham Campbell Prizes spotlight the world’s most innovative writers

Yale’s prestigious festival honors diverse writers, creating a unique space for global voices to shine and literary traditions to evolve.

The View from Here: Yale Center for British Art highlights the work of young photographers in New Haven

New Haven youth capture city’s essence through art in Center for British Art’s annual photography exhibit.