Siddarth Shankar

Folk festival fuses music with environmentalism

Folk music lovers from across Connecticut flocked to Edgerton Park this Saturday for a sunny afternoon of sustainability and song. For the past 27 years, […]

September 10, 2019

SIDDARTH SHANKAR & KYOUNG A LEE

Wooster Square celebrates cherry blossom trees

Spring has arrived in the Elm City, and the blooming of the Wooster Square cherry blossom trees is proof. On Sunday, organizers expect over 10,000 […]

April 26, 2019

NATHALIE BUSSEMAKER & SIDDARTH SHANKAR

Tweed discussions continue

For years, city and state residents and officials have debated whether or not to expand Tweed-New Haven Regional Airport. But despite numerous pleas from local […]

April 23, 2019

SIDDARTH SHANKAR & NATHALIE BUSSEMAKER

Murphy calls for student-athlete compensation

March Madness is a time when many Americans are glued to their television screens in hopes of catching the next buzzer-beating shot. Although the Division […]

April 10, 2019

SIDDARTH SHANKAR

Econ enrollment rises, poses challenges

Since 2013, economics has been the most popular major for graduating seniors in Yale College. Although the department has welcomed the increased interest as a […]

February 8, 2019

SIDDARTH SHANKAR

Lack of AC frustrates Yalies

Despite New Haven’s record-setting temperatures over the past two weeks, officials in Yale’s two newest residential colleges decided not to turn on the cooling systems […]

September 9, 2018