The Asian American Community SPEAKs Out
Over 200 Asian and Asian American students, plus other students of color and white allies, congregated at the AACC to discuss their role in the racial movement on campus.
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Five Reasons to Celebrate Argentine President Cristina Kirchner’s Exit
The Argentine presidential race will culminate with a runoff on November 22, and regardless of the outcome, the Argentine people should feel relieved.
Race at Yale: A Teach-In and Your Ongoing Education
We can’t read an article or two and think that we have done our due diligence.
Welcome to the Jungle: Celebrating Free Speech at the Buckley Program’s Fifth Annual Gala
The Buckley Program’s conference on “The Future of Free Speech” ended at the Omni with drinks, dinner, and a keynote address from U.S. Senator Ben Sasse.
‘Capitalism and the Climate Change Crisis’: Envisioning a New Society at Yale
According to Professor Fred Magdoff, former chair of the plant and soil science department at the University of Vermont, capitalism stifles the “cooperation, sharing, empathy, and altruism” we need to fight climate change.
Politic Podcast: Episode 6 – Candidates Jog, Not Sprint, to the Finish Line
Welcome to the sixth and penultimate episode of The Politic Podcast. This week, we discuss the current state of the Ward 1 election and interview President of Yale College Democrats, Tyler Blackmon. And as always, we conclude with our Rumor Mill.
Third Time’s the Charm: Liveblogging the GOP Debate
Join The Politic as we liveblog this special Halloweek debate. Will there be tricks or treats?
Politic Podcast: Episode 5 – The Guardian of Ward 1
In this episode, we have a conversation with Amalia Halikias, the former manager for Ugonna Eze’s campaign. We conclude, as always, with our Rumor Mill.