Editors’ Picks
And So We Meet Again: Liveblogging the Second GOP Debate
Join us as we liveblog the next round in the GOP showdown!
Reagan Used a Comb: A Definitive Ranking of the GOP’s Awful Hair
As citizens, duty implores us to parse the shame that is the Republican field of hair and separate the deplorable from the merely bad.
Ward 1 Debate: Stark Speaks Well, But Eidelson Gains Momentum
During the season of Republican presidential debates, the democratic primary debate – for Ward One Alder of New Haven – took center stage at Yale. Spaces in Davies Auditorium quickly filled up as students and New Haven residents seated themselves,…
Humans of Ward 1
On Wednesday night, members of the Ward 1 community — staffers for the Sarah Eidelson and Fish Stark campaigns, campus media operatives, our favorite political maneuverers, GOP gawkers, plus some actual voters — gathered in Davies Auditorium for the Democratic primary debate.
Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail
Waka Flocka Flame “goes hard in the paint” on the fiscal deficit.
Soumission: France Finds A Dystopian Future At Home
All of Paris is reading this book. Why? Soumission is incredibly relevant in today’s France, a dystopian novel where the enemy is not just foreign influence, but French culture itself.
An Interview with Uri Friedman, Senior Editor at The Atlantic
Read this interview with Uri Friedman, who tells us about his experiences as Global Editor of The Atlantic. In this interview, Friedman discusses coverage of the Iran Deal, online journalism, and what it’s like to edit for a major publication.
An Interview with Harry Enten, FiveThirtyEight’s Senior Political Analyst
”Being at FiveThirtyEight allows me to expound and explain what I’m doing statistically. We also have very smart people in the room– statistically smart people. Instead of there being one or two of those, there’s seven or eight or nine of them. If I want to ask a question or bounce an idea off of someone, it’s very rare that I won’t be able to have the opportunity to do that.