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Connecticut citizens prepare proposal to alter state property tax system The group of 100 randomly selected state residents met eight times to create and pass a proposal to reform Connecticut property ...

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How a committee addressing Yale’s ties to slavery faded from public view The committee worked slowly in its early stages, and few of its recommendations — which were never published — were acted on.

Two years into Yale’s AI push, students say access still lags ambition The University has expanded the computing capacity of Clarity, its artificial intelligence platform, since committing millions to ...

New Haven chefs launch seasonal dishes inspired by fall flavors From butternut squash grilled cheese to pumpkin ice cream sundae, here’s a look at the limited-time items that New Haven cafés and ...

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SNAP changes continue to strain New Haven food assistance network New Haven residents and leaders in Connecticut’s food assistance programs said they’ve struggled to adjust to federal SNAP cuts, which ...

Students slam McInnis’ hot-mic remarks, question commitment to dialogue Several students interviewed by the News on Sunday said McInnis’ hot-mic characterization of a student organizer as “one of ...

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I distinctly remember a moment in my Directed Studies seminar last year when, while immersed in Simone de Beauvoir’s “Second Sex,” our professor asked us when we had bought our respective genders.

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