Tigerlily Hopson
Staff Reporter
tigerlily.hopson@yale.edu
Tigerlily Hopson covers diversity and inclusion at Yale. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, they are a junior in Berkeley majoring in English.
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LUCY HODGMAN & TIGERLILY HOPSON
Research on Yale’s historical ties to slavery prompts calls for reform

At the annual Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance and Abolition conference, students and faculty presented research on Yale’s historical association with white supremacy and slavery.

November 1, 2021

LUCY HODGMAN & TIGERLILY HOPSON
Salovey acknowledges Yale’s ties to slavery, pledges to increase payment to New Haven

In his keynote address for the Yale and Slavery conference, University President Peter Salovey formally recognized the University’s ties to slavery, announced a new memorial and spoke of an increase to Yale’s voluntary payment to New Haven.

October 29, 2021

TIGERLILY HOPSON
LATINX SPECIAL ISSUE: Manuel Camacho — “Future President of the United States”

When Manuel Camacho was small he did not like to speak. He was overcome by stage fright, terrified to talk to even two people in […]

October 15, 2021

TIGERLILY HOPSON & SAI RAYALA
“What is Yale For?”: As University answers humanity, protesters push back

October 4, 2021

TIGERLILY HOPSON
A Portrait of George Berkeley: Philosopher or Subjugator?

Bishop George Berkeley stands at the front of the Berkeley dining hall, frozen in a faded and red painting. As students enter, they glance up […]

October 1, 2021

Picture of Berkeley dining hall