Oriana Tang
Staff Reporter
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7 Second Protest

It looms, the last in a row of three boards, along the left side of the highway as you drive north, just past exit 42. It’s quiet in contrast with the loudness of the other boards, almost stark. On the day I first saw it in person, its black background looked like a faded blot against the overcast sky. Its message, printed in narrow white and yellow block letters, was hard to make out from a distance. But as we approached, the words crystallized just long enough for us to read before we sped past. “HATE DOES NOT MAKE GREAT.”

Books and their building

Despite the on-again, off-again rain that had been falling throughout the day, students, faculty and New Haven residents had filled most of the seats set […]

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Nonprofit empowers homeless women through theater

Dwight Hall screened the 2014 film “How I Got Over” Wednesday, a documentary that follows 15 formerly homeless women in Washington, D.C., as they transform […]

Arts festival boosts New Haven economy

The 2016 International Festival of Arts and Ideas generated $15.4 million for the city of New Haven, according to the results of a Quinnipiac University […]

Undergrad play features all-Asian cast

Stefani Kuo’s ’17 new play, “Architecture of Rain,” which features an all-Asian female cast, premieres Thursday at the Iseman Theatre. “Architecture of Rain,” “a play […]

Pulitzer Prize finalist Sarah Ruhl discusses ‘Scenes from Court Life’

“Scenes from Court Life,” a new play by Sarah Ruhl, had its world premiere this weekend at the Yale Repertory Theatre. The play opened the […]

Undergrad play features all-Asian cast

Stefani Kuo’s ’17 new play, “Architecture of Rain,” which features an all-Asian female cast, premieres Thursday at the Iseman Theatre. “Architecture of Rain,” “a play […]

Hands

Lily’s mother’s hands smelled like sour milk. Lily remembered her hands in particular, because they were so soft, and because they didn’t smell like the […]

BEYOND BOUNDARIES

Four or five years ago, as I wandered around a Boston bookstore, I picked up an anthology of short stories by new writers, flipped it […]

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The practical path: Socioeconomic class and academics at Yale

On a bright Saturday afternoon in April, approximately 70 students, professors and administrators gathered in the sunlit Levinson Auditorium of the Yale Law School for […]

Morbid fascination

Cicadas swarmed my town when I was in seventh grade — one of their mass awakenings every 13 or 17 years, their buzzing brown bodies rising from the earth.