Tell us about your background. Where are you from? What is your major at Yale? What are your primary activities outside of class? Celene: I’m a sophomore in TD from Peachtree City, Georgia, majoring in Sociology. Outside of YCC, I…
“I’m six generations removed from enslavement on my mom’s side, my daughter and son are seven generations removed,” said Evan Milligan. “These things aren’t abstract concepts to me.” Milligan is a careful speaker with a deep, Southern accent, and an…
The reversal of Roe v. Wade marked the beginning of a slew of ongoing attacks on reproductive health — and experts predict the next round of assaults will focus on contraceptive access. A dangerous combination of clinic closures, staffing shortages,…
Pollution pouring into the Gulf of Mexico has created a harrowing scene: rose-colored algae covers the seafloor, and decomposing wildlife blankets the shore. An ever-expanding “dead zone,” where low dissolved oxygen kills or displaces undersea life, now occupies a record…
In 2008, Brit Blalock graduated from Samford University, a Christian university in Alabama. At the time, it was unsafe to be an openly gay student on campus. “I was on a scholarship and while no one had told me this…
