The Yale Record

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The Yale Record

Categories	Humor magazine
First issue	1872
Country	United States
Based in	New Haven, Connecticut
Language	English

The Yale Record is a humor magazine published by Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. Established in 1872, it is the oldest college humor magazine in the United States. The magazine is known for its satirical articles, cartoons, and other humorous content.

History

The Yale Record was founded in 1872 by a group of Yale students who wanted to create a publication that would provide a humorous take on campus life and current events. Over the years, it has featured contributions from many notable alumni, including Cole Porter, William F. Buckley Jr., and Garry Trudeau.

Content

The magazine typically includes a mix of satirical articles, cartoons, and other humorous pieces. It often parodies campus life, politics, and popular culture. The Yale Record has a reputation for pushing the boundaries of humor and satire, sometimes courting controversy.

Notable Alumni

Many of The Yale Record's contributors have gone on to achieve fame in various fields. Some of the most notable alumni include:

• Cole Porter - Renowned composer and songwriter.
• William F. Buckley Jr. - Conservative author and commentator.
• Garry Trudeau - Creator of the comic strip Doonesbury.

Related Pages

• Yale University
• Humor magazine
• College humor magazine
• Cole Porter
• William F. Buckley Jr.
• Garry Trudeau
• Doonesbury