Page 2 - Directed Studies News Today

The News spoke to the Yale Artists Cabaret co-founders about their and upcoming show, “10:59.”

Solodow is remembered for his commitment to teaching and his love for the intricacies of Latin language.

It’s no secret that Yale is filled with an endless variety of fashionable study spots. From the entrepreneurial tables of Tsai CITY, to the desolation of the stacks, below to Bass’s myriad of reading rooms, and beyond to the cafes and benches lining the streets of New Haven, students are given all the freedom to live out their dark academia dreams as Donna Tartt and Dorian Gray intended.   

Students and faculty gathered last week for a dialogue about sex, consent and philosophy between Manon Garcia and three philosophy and gender studies professors in advance of tomorrow’s U.S. release of her latest work.

College is hard. It doesn’t take long to realize, upon arriving, that the institution you likely spent all of high school getting into is not […]

It’s that time of the year again. You can see the signs everywhere: colorfully decorated tables fill the Branford courtyard, harmonies float (or blast) from […]

The 1,647 members of the class of 2027 began classes this week, prompting questions about the University’s ability to house and educate the ballooning undergraduate student population.

The spring before I matriculated, I took the Amtrak down to New Haven for a funeral. The day before the service, I had dinner in […]

With four days already in the books, Bartow County School System’s principals and officials are embracing the start of the 2023-2024 school year. On Aug. 1, BCSS’ facilities opened its

Start Your Degree in 2023 - Classes Start June 27th and August 29th