In his 1977 horror classic The Shining, novelist Stephen King explored the notion that the history of a building and its occupants—sometimes innocuous, other times unsettling or even malevolent—can become so ingrained in its brick and mortar that secrets …
’20/’21
Leilim Chang-Salazar loves graduations. The graduates’ sense of accomplishment, their families’ pride, the traditions, the pomp and circumstance—“I love it. It just makes me cry, even if it’s not even mine,” she says. …
Quick Study
What may at first seem backwards at Science Park’s Highville Charter School & Change Academy is really forward-thinking. …
This Week in New Haven (September 11 – 17)
Memorial, literary and other reflections mingle with unvarnished fun this week in New Haven. …
Cyber Space
In a basement at the University of New Haven, a windowless room is filled with spiffy, large-screen desktop computers.
When it comes time to work, however, students pull out their laptops. …
Teaching, and Doing
It’s December 13 at the University of New Haven’s main campus in West Haven, and the usually bustling walkways have thinned out. Finals are about to begin; students are hunkering down to prepare. …