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In the last days before first-year move-in, when my dreams of Yale were still fanciful and blurry, I watched Mystic Pizza. The rom-com follows the lives and loves of three young waitresses — Jojo, Kat and her sister Daisy — on the threshold of girlhood. But the main character of the movie is the quaint seafaring town of Mystic, CT itself. The rustic parlor perched atop the hill, where the girls begrudgingly sling pizzas and buss tables. The docks where Jojo spars with her on-and-off-again ...

On Tuesday, Jan. 2, Harvard’s President Claudine Gay resigned, following weeks of controversy surrounding instances of plagiarism in her scholarship, as well as outrage stemming […]

“Oppressed, doesn’t show her ankles, only reads the Bible, is not edgy,” Amelia Dilworth ’23 lists off when I ask her about popular perspectives on […]

Lorimer Awards honor Yale staff members for distinguished service November 11, 2022 Thirty-five Yale colleagues have been honored with the Linda K. Lorimer Award for Distinguished Service. The awards were presented by President Peter Salovey and Linda K. Lorimer, former vice president for global and strategic initiatives at Yale and former Yale trustee, in a ceremony on

Teaching Race & Slavery in the American Classroom  24th Annual Conference  Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition at the MacMillan Center at Yale University  Thursday—Saturday, November 3-5, 2022 

Public education is increasingly a political football with governors, legislatures,...

Public education is increasingly a political football with governors, legislatures,...

Raphael E. Rogers’ profile on The Conversation

Jan/Feb 2021 Manuscripts and archives Henry Barnard Hall at 28 Hillhouse Avenue was the first home of the education department in Yale’s Graduate School. It now houses the economics department. View full image When Yale tested the waters In March 1958, newspapers around the country carried a surprising wire-service item. A Texas paper gave it the headline “Yale University Planning to Turn Lightly Co-Ed.” A New York State paper went with “Another Male Stronghold Gone as Yale Admits ...