The first panelist email of the 2022-2023 school year just went out 👀👀👀 Make sure to get plugged in so as to not miss any important updates + deadlines!!! (The first is: creative submissions are due by midnight on September 5th)
“On the morning of Dec. 2, Rebecca Mironko’s phone pinged with a notification: “Today you might be feeling some deep feelings. This is a good time to go inward and spend some time on your own.” On the renewal of astrology.
Words by Wilhelmina Graff.
https://t.co/QVWQN8Fk4R
“Every afternoon since then, I have returned to my windowsill to watch the shark-boy grow.” Ariel Kim’s fiction piece in which young children are pushed to morph into sharks, a metaphor for success.
🔗 #sharks#magazine https://t.co/jzyiAYyg3t
MAGAZINE | Executive Order 14042: The Fight for Vaccine Exemption
“Rob Frost clutches a simple black notebook containing a single piece of paper, folded in half. The letter reveals that he seeks an exemption from the COVID-19 vaccine.”
Words by Charlotte Hughes. #vaccine
🔉 We are taking applications for the Associate Editor and Managing Editor positions for the upcoming spring term! They are due on January 8th at 11:59 P.M. EST. If you have any questions, please email [email protected] and [email protected].
Our September issue is now OUT!! Our cover story explores the phenomenon of "the summer internship"––diving into how it interacts with privilege and exploitation, and what it says about our culture. Isabella Li reports.
https://t.co/NaksmllCGH
grateful that this investigation I much lost sleep over has been recognized with Yale's first-place Wallace Prize. grateful to the brave women who told me their stories of what it's like to fall in love in a country where being pregnant is banned for them https://t.co/TcUb15fh9c
some personal news: a short story i wrote received an honorable mention for the 2021 wallace prize, yale’s most prestigious writing award for undergraduates :) you can read it here: https://t.co/YT9T3c71b0
(brooding nyc author photo courtesy of my mom)
"Object Permanence" by @LillianYuan17 won first place fiction for the 2021 Wallace Prize. Read the beautiful piece, part of our special issue honoring the prize winners, below:
https://t.co/wfAjpc5Bvb
We are thrilled to publish the winners of the 2021 Wallace Prize. Explore the stunning collection of fiction and nonfiction writing in our new digital issue:
https://t.co/vIuMfp6By5
“You came to America because you had a dream, and now that you’re here the dream is like that song on the radio with the title you can never remember, sung by the woman with a large voice.”
From “Five-Year Plan” by Eileen Huang.
https://t.co/EUtnl6LHJh
In the wake of the “Varsity Blues” college admissions scandal, what role should private college consulting companies play in the admissions process? The answer is complicated.
Reported by Xavier Blackwell-Lipkind.
https://t.co/tDsq5nx3Sq
I spent time talking to the team behind Olmo this spring. How a literal flip, Snackpass and a whole lot of bagels helped the New Haven restaurant through the pandemic and may have changed its identity for good:
https://t.co/M4rFWRHSNC
Our April issue is out! Our cover story explores how that the undergraduate pre-medical system fails to train doctors and serve patients, why it came to be like this, and how it can be fixed. Lorzenzo Arvanitis reports.
https://t.co/cs6WbuP4l2
In my latest piece for @ydnmag, I chronicle the amazing work MENASA has done to advocate for a MENA cultural house and why there’s an urgent need to, not only establish a house, but also a recognition of the MENA identity at Yale and in the US. https://t.co/Ju0EG9Cbmm