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Juneteenth 2024: Celebrating the end of slavery in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

Juneteenth 2024: Celebrating the end of slavery in the U.S.

On June 19, Yale, New Haven, and the nation will celebrate Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Find related events and resources.

Source: yale.edu
CT city's development booming with apartments, biotech industry - Vimarsana News

CT city's development booming with apartments, biotech industry

New Haven's redevelopment is booming with apartments, the biotech industry. Here are some high-profile projects in the works.

Morand brings passion for New Haven to city historian role - Vimarsana News

Morand brings passion for New Haven to city historian role

Appointed by New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker, Michael Morand, director of community engagement at the Beinecke Library, will help celebrate the city’s rich past.

Source: yale.edu
Yale confronts ties to slavery in Professor David Blight's 'Yale and Slavery' - Vimarsana News

Yale confronts ties to slavery in Professor David Blight's 'Yale and Slavery'

Published on Friday, Feb. 16, with the Yale and Slavery Research Project, Blight’s narrative history sheds light on Yale’s historical entanglement with the practice of racial slavery.

Yale apologizes for ties to slavery in new report, pledges list of actions - Vimarsana News

Yale apologizes for ties to slavery in new report, pledges list of actions

Alongside the release of history professor David Blight’s book on “Yale and Slavery: A History” on Friday, the University formally apologized for the role slavery played in the institution and its early leaders’ lives. In response, Yale has announced a set of actions, some of which were first announced in the previous two years, to acknowledge the school’s ties to the institution of slavery.