Dear readers, We’re calling this our “Institutions Issue.” That’s somewhat ironic—many issues of The New Journal are institution-focused. But we...
A college student learns self-care from the busiest Vietnamese nail technician on Chapel Street.
Stefon Morant sued corrupt cops and the City of New Haven for his wrongful incarceration and won. What could his multimillion dollar award mean for the city?
Everyone else in the waiting room sat slumped over their phones. It was Charlie’s first time in an ER waiting...
an elegy for the Black Martyr Floating downstream is a mudcat. Lips bruised from eating the candied shells of crustaceans,...
Turning Point USA A line of young men wrapped around Hillhouse Avenue on a recent Tuesday afternoon, some in suits,...
A writer confronts two kinds of losses amid the World Cup in Argentina.
In R.F. Kuang’s Taipei Story, a reader looks for self in the protagonist.
As Yale negotiates a settlement with the Trump administration, the Yale College Council tries out the national spotlight.
The creak and then the call, like monks in pews, These green priests roar at heat’s low antiphon, Tight wound...