Asher Boiskin
Staff Reporter
Asher Boiskin covers Alumni Affairs. Originally from Cherry Hill, New Jersey, he is a first-year in Morse College.
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Michael Ellis LAW ’11 sworn in as CIA deputy director

Former Yale Federalist Society President Michael Ellis LAW ’11 stepped into one of the most influential positions in the U.S. intelligence community.

JD Vance clashes with Jackson School professor on X

In a heated exchange over Christianity and foreign policy, Vice President JD Vance LAW ’13 claimed Professor Rory Stewart has an “IQ of 110” and misunderstands theological hierarchy.

Scott Bessent ’84 confirmed as Treasury Secretary

In a mostly bipartisan vote, the Senate confirmed Scott Bessent as Treasury secretary on Monday, solidifying his role to advance Trump’s economic agenda.

Former Israeli prime minister speaks at Slifka amid student protests

Naftali Bennett, former right-wing Israeli prime minister, spoke at the Slifka Center on Tuesday evening as pro-Palestine activist groups protested the event.

Vivek Ramaswamy LAW ’13 steps down from DOGE, rumored to make Ohio gubernatorial bid

Ramaswamy will reportedly run for Ohio governor in 2026 after leaving the Department of Government Efficiency.

Trump’s Treasury secretary nominee Scott Bessent ’84 testifies before Senate Finance Committee

Bessent spoke before the Senate Finance Committee about his economic vision for America, addressing key issues like tax policy, inflation and wealth inequality.

Trump’s victory will forever change the two parties, Yale professors say

Yale professors weigh in on the future of the Democratic Party, the role of liberal activism and democratic integrity in a shifting political landscape.

Yale employees pour over $750k into 2024 elections, nearly all to Democrats

As election season heats up, 97.26 percent of Yale-affiliated donations this year have gone to Democrats.

Jewish Yalies prepare for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year

Jewish Yalies reflect on the New Year and plan to celebrate Rosh Hashanah with a mix of religious services and community gatherings.

Yale Law School welcomes second class of Launchpad Scholars

With a cohort of 25, the Launchpad Scholars program seeks to build on the success of last year’s class with increased social events and aid with personal statements.

Yale academics weigh in on Harris-Trump presidential debate

In interviews with the News, three Yale academics offered their perspective on the debate and Vice President Kamala Harris’ and former President Donald Trump’s performance.