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SCI-TECH | BRANDON WU

School of Public Health faculty and students call for vision and autonomy ahead of dean’s departure

Following the announcement of School of Public Health Dean Sten Vermund’s upcoming departure in June, faculty and students advocated for greater autonomy from the School of Medicine and a renewed commitment to its vision.

How academic freedom might be protected, or not

As the FAS Senate meets with administrators to deliberate on next steps in addressing academic freedom, professors weigh in on the range of policies that could possibly be implemented — or whether any changes are necessary.

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NATASHA AMBRIZ-VILLELA

In the midst of national debates, Connecticut teachers take on anti-racist education

As high schools across the state prepare to pilot the new Black and Latinx history elective, the Anti-Racist Teaching and Learning Collective is working to support teachers.

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AGASHE: The Hill we die on

STAFF COLUMNIST

YENILMEZ: Rebrand in progress

GUEST COLUMNIST

HASSAN: Signal-to-noise ratio

STAFF COLUMNIST

ZHANG: America, on trial

At a glance

Yale has seen a total of 383 student cases since August 24th, 2021. Click for more statistics and details.

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WILLIAM PORAYOUW

Retiring House Budget Committee Chair Rep. John Yarmuth ’69 discusses Yale, politics and his legacy

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Yale’s legal experts unpack the Supreme Court term

MIRANDA JEYARETNAM & ALEX YE

Jackson Institute hosts discussion with Ambassador Ryan Crocker

PHILIP MOUSAVIZADEH

John Bollier, VP for facilities and campus development, to retire in January

PHILIP MOUSAVIZADEH

Law student received Coker fellowship, undermining case against Law School

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Child support nonprofit CASA expands to Connecticut, led by Yale alumni

JOAQUIN FERNANDEZ-DUQUE

Unidad Latina en Acción sends group to Washington, D.C. to support Build Back Better Act

ANASTASIA HUFHAM

Environmental Advisory Council talks leaf blowers

NHPS passes policy to support students who opt out of testing

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University pressed for time to fulfill New Haven hiring agreement

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Seven women file lawsuit against Yale for switch-up of fentanyl and saline during procedure

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Yale-led studies open doors for treatment of lymphoma and neuroblastoma cancers

ABE BAKER-BUTLER

Yale scientist co-chairs Lancet Commission, publishes vaccine hesitancy report

SELIN NALBANTOGLU

Yale researchers develop mRNA-based lyme disease vaccine

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Bulldogs fall short of defeating MAAC favorite Quinnipiac

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MEN’S ICE HOCKEY: Bulldogs to play Dartmouth, Harvard

WILLIAM MCCORMACK

MEN’S BASKETBALL: Bulldogs overcome slow start to best Lehigh, 82–72, ahead of Saturday test at No. 21 Auburn

CROSS COUNTRY: Kayley DeLay ’22 places 10th at NCAA Championship

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Yale’s archive for Holocaust testimony opens European office

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Yale Cabaret presents “over easy”

WKND

Niche tips and tricks for your winter adventures and survival in New Haven — or something

ANASTASIA HUFHAM

Yale has a surf team?

Back to December…

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Mary Orsak ’22’s inexhaustible passion for Eastern European studies