STUDENT LIFE
SELIN NALBANTOGLU & IRENE COLOMBO
Two podcasters explore murders within the Ivy League

Two “crime-heads” joined forces to create a podcast in which they explore the dark side of the Ivy League — including the murders of Yale students. […]

October 10, 2021

LUCY HODGMAN
YHMC offers hybrid counseling, plans return to majority in-person services by end of academic year

As students return to in-person instruction, Yale Mental Health and Counseling has also opened up the option of in-person therapy, as well as a program […]

October 7, 2021

ANIKA ARORA SETH
Yale releases new study proving — again — that the so-called oldest map of America is a fake

The so-called oldest map of North America — the Vinland Map — sits in Yale’s Beinecke collection in a slim volume along with a medieval […]

October 4, 2021

Photo of Vinland Map
GRACE AITKEN
Yale Votes aims to increase student turnout in local elections

Even without a national election, the Yale Votes coalition has continued to work towards increasing voter turnout at Yale.  The coalition — made up of […]

October 4, 2021

Sign saying Vote Here
ALEJANDRO ORTEGA
Students reflect on new study spots around campus

On any given weekday, The Underground — a dining space housed within the lower level of the Schwarzman Center — is filled with students from all […]

October 4, 2021

Student studies in Bass Libraru
CARTER DEWEES & MADDIE SOULE
Menus at Commons kitchens to rotate seasonally

Seasonal and local ingredients have been added to the dining hall menus in Commons, periodically bringing new flavors to students and faculty who dine at […]

October 4, 2021

Photo of outside of Schwarzman Center
PHILIP MOUSAVIZADEH & LIANA SCHMITTER-EMERSON
Sophomores participate in “Myth of Miscommunication” workshop

This week, the Communication and Consent Educator program launched its “Myth of Miscommunication” in-person programming for third-semester students. While students usually participate in the workshop […]

October 3, 2021

Photo of Harkness tower
SADIE BOGRAD
Yale prepares for return of study abroad programs

At Yale, with vaccinations widely available and the COVID-19 pandemic showing some signs of waning, the Yale Study Abroad team is hopeful that the University […]

October 1, 2021

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LUCY HODGMAN
Yale Capital Campaign launch alters Commons service for three days

Students’ dining routines were disrupted this week after preparations for a Yale Capital Campaign launch event in the Schwarzman Center resulted in adjusted service to […]

September 30, 2021

Photo from within crowded Commons
OLIVIA TUCKER & YEJI KIM
Package receiving center changes spark student frustration, confusion

A sick day is usually an excuse to stay in bed, but for Caroline Twyman ’24, it was the perfect opportunity to visit the package […]

September 30, 2021

Students wait in line at package receiving center
ISABELLE QIAN & ISAAC YU
Yale Health sees “unprecedented” number of visits and calls this fall

Dubbed the “Yale Plague,” a non-COVID-19 sickness has spread throughout the student body. Yalies infected with the illness have struggled to make up content for […]

September 29, 2021

Student coughs