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TRACK AND FIELD: Bulldogs split up across the country

The men’s and women’s track and field teams competed across the country this past weekend, with athletes in California, North Carolina and New Haven.

LETTER 3.07: Pan pleads guilty

Since the murder of Mr. Jiang was first reported over three years ago, the press, including the News, has been reticent to disclose Mr. Pan’s motivation.

FOOTBALL: Bulldogs beat Harvard 23-18, earn back-to-back Ivy titles

The Bulldogs won The Game 23-18, earning a second consecutive Ivy title for Yale. The Elis share this year's title with the Crimson, as both teams boast a 5-2 league record.

POEM: Our Rituals Were Not

By Hudson Warm I. Your Room is a River   & along the red riverbed I find myself & you, resting. The day’s toils flock […]

LETTER 10.9

Dear Editor:   From my kitchen wall I take down my “Rachel, We Won’t Forget You” card bearing 23-year-old Rachel Corrie’s face. “On March 16, […]

LETTER 10.9

To the Editors, The sanitized language used in your article about the cancellation of Simchat Torah services at Slifka is a travesty.  And the quotation […]

LIVE: New Haven votes

Follow along with live updates from Election Day in New Haven.

What’s left on the blackboards?

  It’s hard to walk into a Yale classroom without seeing laptops or iPads in front of everyone. Surprisingly, this has not decreased the use […]

IN PHOTOS: What are Yalies doing to live sustainably?

PAPILLION: A complicated cannabis conference

Had you told me at graduation that I’d one day head back to New Haven to speak at a Yale-sponsored marijuana conference, I would have […]

LEVIN: The strike continues

At noon on Wednesday, Sept. 25, during their fifth week of college classes, 50 first years walked out of their Directed Studies lecture to the […]