By Timmy Pham
April 10, 2013
Adrien Weibgen is a second year student at Yale Law School with an interest in community organizing and racial justice. Before coming to Yale, Adrien served as one of the Steering Committee Members of
April 8, 2013
As part of the Yale Sustainable Food Project’s Podcast Series, I had the incredible opportunity to interview Tanya Fields this January. A native of New York City, Tanya Fields is a …
April 2, 2013
According to Kristyn Zalota, head of new maternal health organization CleanBirth a mother dies from birthing complications every minute. Zalota appeared at the Women’s Center last month, part of the “Femininitea” guest speaker …
February 25, 2013
Last Thursday night when you opened your Yale Gmail account, it’s likely that you didn’t notice the Third Semi-annual Report of Complaints of Sexual Misconduct. Or maybe you saw the email but didn’t …
By Cody Hooks
February 4, 2013
Queers. Feminists. Queer Feminists. I love you, I really do. If there were more hours in the day, I’d suggest we all get even friendlier because truth be told, only you will …
December 5, 2012
There’s more to Anne-Marie Slaughter than the three words with which most people associate her: “having it all.” Since its publication in The Atlantic this summer, her article, “
By Connie Cho
December 3, 2012
One in 3 transgender people have been incarcerated at some point in their life. On Saturday, November 10, the annual Trans Week at Yale organized a peer-led teach-in on police violence and incarceration in …
December 1, 2012
StormMiguel Florez was very grateful to be a guest at Yale’s Trans Week this year, he told the audience in J.E. Theatre on November 8, earnestly; “Now I’m going to do what I really …
By Ava Kofman
November 20, 2012
To say “Last month Samuel R. Delany came to campus to deliver the Brudner Lecture” is to feel satisfied upon finding only a naked shoulder in a bunched up quilt. You do not …
