Lantern flies invade campus
With the return of lantern flies taking over campus, students and faculty discuss the debate over what to do regarding the insects.
NABA helps launch student careers
The National Association of Black Accountants held an internship application bootcamp for students to get students a foot in the door when it comes to their career.
Students rally for protections against ICE
Members of the campus community came together in hopes of creating new policies and spreading awareness about the university's response to ICE.
PEP Talk kicks off Women’s History Month
“Be respectful first and respect the opinions of others. Never disregard other people. Learn about what you are advocating for and why you are advocating for it. Know what you are fighting
US strikes on Iran escalate Middle East conflict
President Donald Trump said that the military action was necessary, in order to prevent Iran from escalating its nuclear power and threatening other nations at a bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich
Chris Hedges delivers lecture on Gaza War
Known for his decades of reporting from conflict zones in Central America, the Middle East and the Balkans as well as his criticism of global power structures, Hedges spoke to students and
Ken Rahn named university’s new police chief
“His broad experience, strong understanding of campus needs and trusted partnerships across the university and with regional public safety agencies position him exceptionally well for this new responsibility,” Wanjagi said.
WSIN hosts PunKnight
This show was the first of its kind for the station; the club aims to continue its momentum and host more events like this in the future.
Eli Sabin discusses local politics with students
Sabin is in his third year at Yale Law School. He grew up in New Haven and spent his early career in community activism. Now, early into his new campaign, he hopes
New policy impacts financial aid
“My best advice would be to see your adviser as soon as you can for appropriate advising,” Sinclair said. “The Summer and Fall schedules will be out on March 1, so set
University reviews cleanup delays
“Profoundly disappointing for all of us in leadership that we couldn’t get the campus open. I think it was the right decision, but I hope we don’t have to do that again,”
Students seek more Black History Month events
“I feel like this is a great month. We celebrate people that look like us, and we’re finally in the limelight, and the focus is on us,” sociology major Amayia Roach, a
Sports betting apps spark safety concerns
Whether it is commercials from DraftKings or FanDuel, these advertisements appear during games, on streaming platforms and on screens across campus, normalizing betting .