The New Journal

Snapshots

The Thing We Carry

ID cards have given us access to Yale since the ‘90s. What do they signify?

Profiles

Small Things and Big Things

Mathematics professor Michael Frame's world is built of self-similar patterns.

Points of Departure

Bric-A-Rack

The place of bicycles among Yale's Gothic spires.

Features

Riot Girl

In 1996 Sara Marcus left Yale, after violent threats to LGBTQ students were shrugged off by the administration. How far has Yale come since?

Personal Essays

Joyride

A student pedals across Connecticut one fine day.

Features

Dreaming On

Life after graduation for Yale students who are undocumented immigrants.

Features

Talking Shops

The story of a street, a city, and a school.

Endnotes

Secrets Are No Fun

A freshman looks for a niche in the Yale Society for the Exploration of Campus Secrets.

Points of Departure

Handsome Dan

The most lionized animal in the New Haven jungle.

Profiles

The Critic

Scenes with David Koskoff, Yale undergraduate theater's biggest fan.

Salt of the Earth

Art in Crisis

The Still Small Voice of God

Elm City, Food City

Looking at the Lighthouse

A Need for Green

The Campaign to Convince

Yale’s Most Secret Society

A Need for Green

Reopening, Restricted

Teaching Under Triage

Love Under Quarantine

Sever

The Sandal and the Star

Hidden World

Yale

The Thing We Carry

Small Things and Big Things

Bric-A-Rack

Riot Girl

Joyride

Dreaming On

Talking Shops

Secrets Are No Fun

Handsome Dan

The Critic