Yale Daily News

Several Yale professors from the history, English and ethnicity, race and migration departments joined colleagues nationwide for the Scholar Strike — a call to racial […]

September 14, 2020

Robots have taken over the world. I blame our lack of preparation on the beloved dystopian novelists and movie directors of my adolescence, who envisioned […]

April 21, 2020

Dear Class of 2024,  This letter is not only meant for you. It’s also for all my fellow Yalies who can’t wait to return to […]

April 7, 2020

For the past two weeks, I have awoken to more alarming news than I had the previous day. I have read countless articles and social […]

March 23, 2020

It’s the middle of the semester. Spring break is in two weeks. Four papers turned in, five more to go, six News columns written and […]

February 24, 2020

Love is a universal emotion that we all feel but no one can explain. Poets pen sonnets, singers sing melodies and human beings hope to […]

February 10, 2020

I opened Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail” Monday afternoon on January 20th looking to retreat from the old, white male readings that […]

January 27, 2020

It was a brisk Wednesday afternoon when I left my lecture at the Whitney Humanities Center to begin the 10-minute trek to Mory’s. There, myself […]

January 13, 2020

Over the weekend, I participated in Splash at Yale, a volunteer program where middle and high school students from the New England region come to […]

November 17, 2019

Kerry Ellington — a representative from the New Haven chapter of Black Lives Matter — screamed into the microphone as a sea of students, community […]

October 31, 2019

Thursday night around 6 p.m., I pushed out of Lawrence’s entryway C door to be hit by a 50-degree wind chill. Welcome to New Haven. […]

October 20, 2019