OPINION
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SUH-TOMA: “We will not wait for the next school shooting”

Earlier last week, Maya Fonkeu ’25 and I — this year’s president and vice president of the Yale College Council — were contacted by organizers […]

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DUNSON: On Society

Former Yale Daily News editor-in-chief Rose Horowitch ’23 wrote a piece in The Atlantic recently about Yale’s societies. I think it’s worth discussing. I should […]

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SINGH: Haley and DeSantis were smoked no matter what

Last night, the Republican presidential primary officially kicked off with the Iowa caucus. According to the Decision Desk HQ/The Hill polling average, Donald Trump held […]

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BIRCKHEAD-MORTON: The Right to Education

On Dec. 20, the fall semester at Yale University will conclude. The date will also mark 75 days since the Israeli occupation began its genocidal […]

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ISRAEL: Let’s Talk about Israel

When I was a junior in my Jewish, pro-Israel high school, I participated in a club called Seeds of Peace, focused “on dialogue that shifts […]

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BATISTA-KUNHARDT: Finding my father in Sterling

Stepping out of the rail on Georgia Avenue, my father, Guarocuya Batista, entered the Freedmen’s Hospital, the largest African American hospital in the Washington area. […]

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GLICK: On Canada Goose

As we bid summer farewell, so too do we part ways with our warm-weather wardrobe. For the most part, it no longer serves a practical […]

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DUBROW-COMPAINE & NUSSBAUM: Jews for Ceasefire Now

We, members of Yale Jews for Ceasefire, mourn the lives lost in Israel and Palestine since Oct. 7. May their memories be a blessing. This […]

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PUBLIUS: The fall of the Editorial Board

Editor’s note: Publius is a group of eight undergraduates who will write a joint weekly column about a topic relevant to campus discourse under the […]

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KIM: How “Yale” are Yale clothes?

The Friday before the Yale-Harvard Game, I spent my entire afternoon at the Yale Bookstore and Campus Customs looking for something new to wear for […]

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SAPRE: The case for final exams

As the end of December rolls around and the task of finding an empty room in the Humanities Quadrangle gets progressively more fraught, the binary […]