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The Neo Collective is the name we gave to the Black Arts Collective that will run for Black Yale and New Haven Artists. The
When you’re scrolling through Instagram and one of those cute little self-care infographics pops up on someone’s Story, how do you react? Do you
On Mon., Aug. 24th I joined “Sitka Chatters,” a Facebook group for the eponymous coastal Alaskan town where I’m spending my semester off. The
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Dear reader, wherever you may be, With one week left before October, soon all media outlets will be publishing articles with titles like “Trick-or-Treating and Social Distancing” or “How to Incorporate Masks
A little less than a year ago, the U.S. District Court in Massachusetts released its decision in Students For Fair Admissions v. Harvard. The ruling called into question the parallel between admissions
First drafted February 24th, 2017 at 5:34pm tasting water is infancy.drinking and drinking and drinking rolling over onto all fours,baptism leaves a sting of water up your nose,a voice that makes others
1. AUNTIE by Ian Isiah ♫ A funky album by the one and only singer, artist, and fashion icon. Produced by Chromeo and featuring Onyx Collective. 2. Fathoms: The World in Whale An
200,000 American lives have been lost to COVID, racial violence goes unchecked, our democracy teeters toward despotism, and everything feels broken. How do we grieve in the face of tragedy? The pandemic
Oh, Yalies. Always working! Always so ambitious! Always organizing Gcals and furiously typing emails, storming through this meaningless world towards inevitable death! But for those of you on a Leave of Absence