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“We Charge You”: After a Bridgeport police officer killed a 15-year-old, a long fight for accountability
“I would never imagine having to prepare for my brother’s birthday by picking out decorations for a memorial site.” On September 14, 2018, Jazmarie “Jaz” Melendez, a 20-year-old with a high ponytail and ripped blue jeans, stood on a makeshift…
Absent By Design: Fifty-five years of racial exclusion at the Yale School of Architecture
“Architects need to take responsibility for and be knowledgeable about not just the buildings, but the world in which they sit, which is to say, the city.”
State of Mind: Yale Students Contend with Barriers to Mental Health Counseling
“We have so much money. We can get some more therapists.”
Through High Street Gate
An open society invites different people to be part of the discourse. An open society welcomes dissent.
Baking My Way Home: Inside Fair Haven’s Mi Lupita Bakery
Identity, I thought to myself then, cannot be encapsulated and consumed. It has to be made.
Consolidate Connecticut? The Debate Over School Regionalization
Districts across Connecticut are seeing fewer students enroll every year, pressuring lawmakers in Hartford to find a solution.
Counting the Days: The Coast Guard’s Shutdown Pantry in Photos
The pantry welcomed all employees of the unfunded Department of Homeland Security, supplying them with donated groceries, gift cards, and cash.