La Unidad Latina Foundation’s Y Tu Tambien program, run by alumnus JC Salinas, works with kids from underprivileged families in and around New York City.
Deep Roots, a project by students in the “Intro to Public Humanities” class, is focused on bringing together the stories and recipes of New Haven’s chefs.
As an undergrad, Joey Brink ’11 was not only a star carillonneur on campus, his senior project focused on modernizing the centuries-old art of bell-ringing.
Former president and Yale alumnus George H.W. Bush passed away on Nov. 30 at the age of 94. YaleNews looks back at his life and legacy at Yale and beyond.
The co-founders of a crowdsourcing investment platform for renewable energy projects are turning to Yale students to brainstorm ways to reach future customers.
Co-sponsored by CITY and the Asian American Cultural Center at Yale, the awards aim to encourage art and multi-media explorations of Asian-American identity.
Recalling the infamous 29-29 tie, those who experienced it reflect upon the classic game and ponder what it means for “The Game” to be played 50 years later.
The New Haven Poverty Alleviation through Washing Soles Project held its biggest event of the year on Nov. 9 as part of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
