A Yale Professor Explains: Daniel Mattingly Talks Xi Jinping

"[UN conventions] do reflect genuinely universal values, and it's time we recognize that, and we have to in order to give them salience. It’s not just yours versus ours."

"We’ll have a stronger democracy if everyone has their voice heard and everyone has confidence in a voting system."

Participating in the rally was, for me, uplifting and inspiring. The student income contribution is an undue burden on low- and middle-income students, and it’s got to go.

Students, generally speaking, are in school to learn, not to be crisis counselors, psychologists, or even outreach officers.

When asked how she managed both morning sickness and the task of installing a new government, Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern responded "It's what ladies do."

“It’s crazy how relevant the skill of active listening was from being a Lyft driver to being a Product Manager at Google to being a suicide hotline counselor. I would just tout that skill as one of the most incredible skills you can learn.”

ASL offered for credit. The Domestic Summer Award. The First-Year Handbook. This past year, the YCC has been instrumental in instituting a number of major changes on campus. These came as the result of advocacy and careful thought, and though they took a lot of time, their implementation was the culmination of a lot of […]

Azaria King, BK '20, explains why she should be YCC President.

Casey Ramsey, Murray '20, explains why he should be YCC Vice-President.

Shunhe Wang, Morse '20, explains why he should be YCC President.

"If something is ailing society, and if we are to turn the tide back to a life-affirming course, the healthy segment of the body must rise up. No less than the survival of our Republic depends on it."

“Many of them lose status and become subject to deportation or go into the underground and not have the prospects they currently have in the U.S.”

“My main concern is that people talk about the Catalans and Catalonia as if they were homogeneous.”

"So I prefer not to read the news because I think news in general gives you a very biased viewpoint of what is most important in the world."

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"While it's important to discuss the sexual climate on college campuses and other spaces, it is also important that we don’t subject sexual assault and harassment survivors to a bombardment of unwanted memories or harsh judgments."

"Our mission is to make the world mentally resilient, it isn’t to cure depression—it isn’t to cure a mental illness. We’re out there to make sure that nobody is completely alone."

The renowned Metropolitan Museum of Art shelves its “pay-as-you-wish” admissions policy in favor of a flat fee

"Everything about [Obama’s] campaign from beginning to end—the culture, the historic nature of it—was secondary; it was just an unbelievable team effort, and he was an extraordinary candidate."

"We’ve got to have leaders who will not give in to the temptation to exacerbate and then capitalize on those divisions for political purposes."

"Everyone knows the hackneyed saying that money does not grow on trees. However, in the 21st century, money certainly does grow on the Internet."

“The sex can stay dirty, but the values have to be clean.”

"When I jumped off the cliff all by myself in July 2016, there was no MeToo hashtag or Time’s Up. It was just me alone taking on an incredibly powerful man."

"People are driven by talk, narratives, stories. And they don’t look at data independently; they don’t. Most people. They just listen to 'What’s the story now.'"

Transgender cancer patients fight their disease and our medical system.

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Breaking Mews: New Haven's first cat cafe opens.

“Just getting back out on the water and doing some fishing with great friends made it one of the best days of my life. Camaraderie is awesome, and these are all brothers and sisters of mine who would’ve had my back during war."

“There’s more to the Mexican economy than meets the eye."

“Anyone the government decides is part of this color revolution could be next in the net.”