Your vote in this referendum is not dependent on your race, class, religion, political affiliation or any identity you hold. Instead, I believe your vote is about the kind of world you want to create.

So, as you consider the Sumud Coalition’s new divestment referendum I ask you, dear reader: are you with those fighting authoritarianism, or against them?

Thomas Allen Harris, a professor of film and media studies and African American studies at Yale, has built his career around ...

The new framework provides a holistic structure for clinicians to examine how racism and cultural factors intersect with the ...

Stanford professor Helen Quinn presented the Howard L. Schultz Sr. Price Lecture on the early days of the Standard Model and ...

In a lecture entitled “Yale, Then and Now,” distinguished political science professor Steven B. Smith discussed the impact ...

Sayda Martinez-Alvarado ’23, Angelin Mathew ’25 and Chriss Tuyishime ’25 will have the opportunity to pursue master's degrees ...

The Dramat takes audiences deep into the woods with the cast’s outstanding musical caliber and unconventional interpretation ...

Yale Ballet Company and Yale Undergraduate Chamber Orchestra performed “Alice in Wonderland” from Nov. 14 to 16 in the Dome ...

Human Rights Studies, which was previously offered as an intensive program through the Schell Center, has been revived as a ...

On Saturday, renowned origami artist Sok Song added a layer of nuance and history to the traditional art form.

The New Haven Police Department — NHPD — concluded its most recent round of recruitment testing for New Haven Police Officers ...