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Berkeley College

More is better. You’ve known that for a long time, right? That’s how you got in here. You visited Yale and you visited Harvard, you […]

Write for the Record and make Yale laugh

Do you like comedy? Do you have a tail? If you answered yes to either of those questions, except the second one, you ought to […]

An international family at Yale

It was a dreary afternoon in late August when my Connecticut Limo driver finally pulled up in front of Phelps Gate. An 18-hour delay on […]

New regional approach needed for changing city

New Haven is a vastly different place now than it was when I attended Yale in the early 1970s. When my parents dropped me off […]

Out of the Yale gates

Not many people choose to come to Yale because of New Haven. Unlike that school up North, poor Yale has to attract students based on […]

YCC addresses student issues

If the phrase “student government” makes you think of weekly bake sales and fruitless issue advocacy, the Yale College Council will change your mind. Recognized […]

Service and social justice under one umbrella

As Yale’s center for public service and social justice, Dwight Hall serves as an independent, nonprofit, student-run network of organizations with a strong history of […]

D.S. not suicide, but baptism by (canon) fire

Myths surround Directed Studies, Yale’s yearlong introduction to the Western canon. Call it D.S., call it Directed Suicide, or call it crazy, Directed Studies is […]

Pierson College

There are two kinds of people at Yale: those in Pierson College, and those who spend their days wishing to be in Pierson and their […]

Vote to make a difference in your new home

We live in the heart of New Haven. For at least four years, at least eight months each year, this city is our home. We […]

YPU provides forum for debate, friendship

Have dinner and an informal discussion with the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Listen to the president of the Sierra Club speak […]