FEATURE
OWEN TUCKER-SMITH
When an “Anti-Technology” Class Goes Online

Early last spring, professor Adam Van Doren was teaching students the art of watercolor with his usual level of interaction. “I’d look over their shoulder […]

September 2, 2020

SYDNEY ZOEHRER
Parties in a Pandemic

On Saturday, August 29, the rattle of air conditioning units and chirping of crickets filled the balmy air of streets surrounding campus. People dined peacefully […]

September 2, 2020

ELLA GOLDBLUM
First Years in Conversation

On August 30, five brave first-year Yalies assembled over Zoom to discuss the highlights and challenges of their first week at college during a pandemic. […]

September 2, 2020

Elifnaz Onder
DANIEL BLOKH
A Talk with John Bargh about the Common Interests of Art and Social Psychology

As a prospective English major with a particular love for poetry, I’ve always wanted to understand the intuitive ways art affects us. So often, I […]

April 24, 2020

JOHN BESCHE
Planting a nonviolent future: New Haven mothers honor victims of gun violence

Nestled between West Rock and the West River, a plot of land on Valley Street is being transformed from nondescript park land into a memorial […]

April 24, 2020

KIDDEST SINKE
Interview: Yaeji Speaks on Community, Intimacy & Identity in the Creative Process 

Kathy Yaeji Lee is a woman of many artistic identities. A singer, rapper, DJ, electronic-music producer, visual artist,  fashion designer and more; to be “Yaeji” […]

April 24, 2020

KIDDEST SINKE
Meet Carter Ace: The Artist Redefining Hip-Hop Music, One TikTok Video at a Time

Carter Ace is a 5-person hip-hop band from Los, Angeles, California, known for its unique fusion of jazz, rap, soul, funk and R&B. O’Neil Carter […]

April 24, 2020

DANIEL BLOKH
Sargasso EP: A Review and Interview

When I made the spur-of-the-moment decision to see some Yale student bands play at Koffee this February, I didn’t anticipate running across a band that […]

April 23, 2020

NANCY WALECKI
“The Questions Themselves”: Being Christian and Queer at Yale

Father Henri Nouwen was a man seeking resolution. A renowned Catholic theologian and Yale Divinity School professor in the 1970s, he suffered from “and” rather […]

March 5, 2020

DANIEL BLOKH & MADISON HAHAMY
Algorithm-Crossed Lovers

On an overcast November day, you hold your jacket tight and sprint through the New Haven cold to return to your dorm. Midterms, essays and […]

February 14, 2020

JESSICA ROMERO
Rebellion, Coeducation and Frisbees: Yale in the 1920s

The Roaring ’20s: flappers, bootleggers, and activists all finding their way through a labyrinth of political reform and increased urbanization. The people of the 1920s […]

January 16, 2020