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Yale receives C grade for drug, alcohol policies

Yale received a “C” grade for its drug and alcohol policies in a “Campus Drug and Alcohol Gradebook” released by nonprofit organization Students for a […]

Title IX investigation launched at Dartmouth

The Department of Education has launched an investigation into Title IX compliance at Dartmouth on its own accord, The Dartmouth  reported on Tuesday. The investigation […]

DOE reduces $165,000 fine on Yale for underreporting crime

The Department of Education has reduced the $165,000 fine imposed on Yale in May for inadequate reporting of campus crime incidents by $10,000, according to […]

UPDATED: Former Title IX complainant organizes protest outside DOE

Around 30 to 50 demonstrators gathered outside the Department of Education in Washington, D.C. on Monday morning to call for stricter enforcement of Title IX […]

Edmund Morgan, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, dies at 97

Edmund S. Morgan, an established American historian with a sweeping and storied career, died of pneumonia July 8.

Slifka Center names new executive

After a year of structural transitions, Rabbi Leah Cohen has been chosen as the center’s new executive to begin this summer, according to a Wednesday […]

Class Day address echoes Booker’s past speeches

Yale’s class of 2013 may be less impressed by Newark Mayor Cory Booker’s LAW ’97 Class Day speech upon finding that his anecdotes have already […]

University confers 3,084 degrees at 312th Commencement

University President Richard Levin conferred undergraduate, graduate and professional degrees at Monday's ceremony.

LIVE BLOG | CLASS DAY 2013

What advice does Cory Booker LAW '97 have for the Class of 2013? What colorful and silly hats are Yalies wearing this year? Follow our live blog to find out.

Following Title IX investigation, second campus climate report released

The second assessment is based on feedback from more than 300 students, staff members, faculty and administrators.

Yale fined $165,000 for Clery Act violations

The Department of Education has fined Yale for inadequate reporting of crime statistics, including the omission of four incidents of forcible sex offenses in 2001 and 2002.