Worn Down by Wellness
Yale requires many of its unionized employees to disclose private medical information and undergo “wellness coaching.” Those who refuse have to pay. Keep Reading
Running on Love
Relationship by relationship, a New Haven alder builds community power in her ward. … Keep Reading
They Tell You How to Die
In Connecticut, death doulas aim to ease the transition to the other side. … Keep Reading
The People Who Pick Up
For New Haven’s 911 operators, the city’s day-to-day emergencies take a toll.… Keep Reading
Imagining a Place to Be
In the year and a half since a mass K2 overdose on the New Haven Green, what steps have been taken to… Keep Reading
One of the Many, One of the Few
A U.S. military veteran and mother navigates her senior year at Yale. Keep Reading
Order
It was snowing when I dialed, raining when I hung up, chaos even for me who mixes the chaff back into the… Keep Reading
Visitation
When my foot falls asleep I recall that the body won’t evince itself or mist its limbs with feeling more often, only … Keep Reading
A Year in Review (Sort Of)
Congrats! You’ve reached the end of our February issue—the last issue ever to be produced by The New Journal’s 2019-2020 Editorial Board. It has been a wild and wonderful year of friendship, carbs, and thirty-six hour production weekends. To close out our last magazine, we collected some of our favorite lines from the previous four… Keep Reading