Yale Daily News

This is a small fraction of a story, a story of how people navigate the tumultuous worlds of mental health and theater while being Yale […]

March 8, 2019

Sometimes, in the midst of our ever-busy Yale student lives, we don’t take the time to realize what’s around us. Yale’s campus has a seemingly […]

January 25, 2019

Clint Jukkala ART ’98 paints with the brightness and boldness of a child, but his strokes and simple shapes are nothing if not precise. The […]

September 14, 2018

“Love’s Labour’s Lost” is not the deepest of Shakespeare’s plays; it is a comedy, and though it features the King of Navarre (Martin Lewis) and […]

September 7, 2018

There are not many works by Leonardo da Vinci at the Leonardo exhibit at the Yale University Art Gallery; of the handful that are there, […]

August 31, 2018

A terminally ill woman, hysterical and consigned to the attic, falls in love with a soldier camped at her home. Though she initially makes offerings […]

February 9, 2018

“I want to kill him. I hate his Adam’s apple.” “How many Russian bears does it take to rig an American presidential election?” “In the […]

February 2, 2018

The Aftermath exhibition at the Fred Giampietro gallery is an experiment in violence and the effects of what humans do, bringing together painter John Keefer […]

January 19, 2018

Upon arriving in the park to see the Elm Shakespeare Company’s production of “Romeo and Juliet,” the first thing you notice is the giant, multistory […]

September 1, 2017