New Haven is a hub for activism of all kinds. While many attribute this heightened political engagement to Yale’s presence, the extent of political graffiti throughout the city beyond Yale suggests this assumption is flawed. “Rest in Peace Malik Jones”…
Inside Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen’s Drop-In and Resource Center, Alvin* was sitting at a small, tucked-away table in front of a booth where a young woman was cheerily handing out coffee. He had laid out a black and gray camouflage…
Breaking Mews: New Haven’s first cat cafe opens.
“Students will need a multifaceted perspective to work on urban issues in the real world.”
Reyes, an undocumented immigrant, is wanted by the U.S. government.
This series examines the role of halfway houses in New Haven reentry efforts, looking at their effectiveness, conditions, and availability.
“At times, I feel like I’m still in jail. It feels like I just I got furlough to go out, and then I had to come back.”
Part 2: Halfway house conditions
