Last Saturday, Nov. 23, dozens of our fellow students sat at the 50-yard line of the Yale Bowl, risking arrest to demand that the administrations of both universities divest from the fossil fuel industry and predatory Puerto Rican debt and instead use its endowment as a force against climate change…

This week, the Herald talked to painting student Krysal DiFronzo, ART ’20, about how she navigates her process, research, and imagery. Yale Herald: When we spoke earlier you pretty readily identified the occult as a key theme in your work. I also know that before coming to Yale you published…

Glee Formative, but problematic — just like our parents. 2. Fleabag Fake intellectual television. 3. Jane the Virgin REAL intellectual television. 4. All Vines. 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. 5. Shake It Up Without Shake It Up, we wouldn’t have had Euphoria. Think about it. 6. Game of Thrones We have to put it on the list. Our hands are tied. 7. The Great British Baking Show. They’re so nice to each other. I am so calm.

This week, the Herald asked writers to embark on a day of purposefully breaking superstitions and recording what transpired. Though no one convinced a bird to poop on them or rubbed their face against a rabbit’s foot, things still got a little freaky. On Nov. 1, Spooky Season officially ended…

This week, the Opinion section asked the Yale Herald staff one hard hitting question: when should we start celebrating Christmas? Marina Albanese: Christmas starts on December 1. You must respect Christmas’s boundaries. Christmas is, after all, a candy cane. She must be savored. If you bite into her too early…

Alex Muñoz is a Yale World Fellow and activist whose work has ranged from human rights law to ocean conservation. Muñoz is the Latin American director for Pristine Seas, a branch of National Geographic that combines art with activism, and partners with governments and communities to protect marine life. His…

This week, the Yale Herald sat down with Claire Kalikman, MS ’21, Ale Aguirre, ES ’21, and Atarah Anbar, SY ’23, of the Yale Fashion House to discuss the bankruptcy of Forever 21 and the fate of fast fashion. Yale Herald: So let’s get started, shall we? On Oct. 1…

This week, the Herald interviewed sculpture student Peyton Peyton, ART ’20, about her performance piece worms in my mouth again. We discussed the body as a source of inspiration and the kinesthetic knowledge which object-based performance facilitates. The Yale Herald: Maybe we could start by talking about this piece worms…

For this week’s issue, the Herald asked writers to send in pieces about their favorite moments with their bodies. A lot of people ask me why I scoot. Often, they don’t ask so much with their words as they do with their incredulous stares. Other times, they do ask me…