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When the Directed Studies program first announced that conservative political philosopher Harvey Mansfield would deliver the first mandatory colloquium of the year, students reacted in […]

November 15, 2019

VALERIE PAVILONIS & MATT KRISTOFFERSEN

Native Voices, Now In Limbo

Paul Grant-Costa GRD ’02 knew that he would one day have to move out of the Yale Divinity School — the headquarters of the Native […]

November 8, 2019

NANCY WALECKI

McKinsey and the Fig Tree

I was having an out of body experience while the Swedish consultant waited for me to calculate yearly revenue. She repeated the case interview question. […]

November 1, 2019

WYATT HONG

Jane, Africa, and the Sum Total of Sadness in the World: A Yale Medical student on his time in Uganda

“What keeps bringing you back to Africa?” my wife asked the thin, shaggy-haired doctor. Having trained at Yale and worked in Rwanda for Partners in […]

October 25, 2019

ERIC KREBS

No Done Deals

Wednesday, Sept. 25, 6:30 p.m.: a crowd of 20 packed into a conference room on the first floor of the Rose Center. Dwindling afternoon light […]

October 11, 2019

MEGHANA MYSORE

A Place Like This

During his sophomore year, Kushal Dev ’20 took “Intermediate Macroeconomics,” a class that required a textbook that costs hundreds of dollars. Such an investment was […]

October 4, 2019

NICK TABIO

Climate change: Yale and abroad

Adriana Colón ’20 passed out Puerto Rican flags to protestors on Cross Campus Wednesday afternoon. She approached the microphone demanding the immediate divestment of Yale […]

September 27, 2019