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The pandemic forced caregiving roles onto many students. Supporting them can help us reimagine Yale.
The Elm City needs 130,000 vaccinations. It’s not going to happen without a fight.
A severe lack of transparency shrouds the Yale corporation’s meeting minutes.
A vibrant volunteer community keeps New Haven’s greenspaces afloat during the pandemic.
Historical preservation and Yale’s continuous expansion can neglect voiceless, marginalized communities.
New Haven’s low income, uninsured, and migrant communities shoulder the burden of extra mental health challenges during the pandemic.