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FAS welcomes its most diverse set of ladder faculty

Yale welcomed 26 scholars to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences this fall — its most diverse cohort ever. The new academics joining the ladder […]

Students denounce Yale-affiliated lawyers for role in Sandy Hook suit

Yale students have called on the University to sever ties with Day Pitney LLP, a law firm that represents both Yale and Remington, a gun […]

Salovey provides updates on University’s diversity initiatives

In a Thursday announcement, University President Peter Salovey detailed progress made over the past year on the University’s diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging initiatives. In […]

The return of ‘Woads’? Updates on the reopening of the Yale-only Wednesday night club

After a difficult year of pandemic and isolation, Yale students are returning to the long-cherished tradition of “Woads,” the Yale-only Wednesday night event held at […]

2021 OCS Summer Jobs Report records highest number of paid internships and summer research

With the summer now in the rearview, Yale’s Office of Career Services, or OCS, has evaluated how students spent their time away from school. OCS […]

Faculty access to on-campus meals remains restricted

Faculty have been prohibited from eating at residential college dining halls during the semester. The rule was instituted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and restricts […]

Yale lawyers file to dismiss Bandy Lee’s free speech suit

Yale’s lawyers have filed to dismiss a free expression case brought against the University by Bandy Lee MED ’94 DIV ’95, a psychiatrist and former […]

ISS research explores shifting power trends among U.S. and China

The International Security Studies, or ISS, research cohort at Yale, which was incorporated into the Jackson Institute for Global International Affairs earlier this month, has […]

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Disparities in COVID-19 restrictions trouble performing arts community

As the University relaxes COVID-19 restrictions on athletics teams, some members of Yale’s performing arts groups have expressed frustration with the regulations that continue to […]

First “Varsity Blues” trials end in guilty verdict

On Oct. 8, a federal jury in Boston convicted two wealthy fathers charged with frauding admissions offices at elite universities, marking the first guilty verdicts […]

Pakistani courts confirm bail for Yale alum after LGBTQ-inspired photoshoot

Zulfiqar “Zulfi” Mannan ’20 in late August returned home from a Lahore party to find out Pakistani authorities were ready to arrest them for violating […]