Isobel McClure
Staff Reporter
Isobel McClure is a staff reporter under the University Desk, covering student policy and affairs. She also serves as Head Copy Editor for the News. Originally from New York City, Isobel is a sophomore in Pauli Murray College, majoring in English with a certificate in French.
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FroCo applications reach record high, with 358 candidates this spring cycle

The number of applicants for the FroCo program has reached a record high, following increasing popularity over recent years.

Head of Ezra Stiles College Alicia Schmidt Camacho to step down

Alicia Schmidt Camacho will return to her faculty appointment after being a member of the Ezra Stiles community for over 15 years.

YCC considers policy expanding Credit/D/Fail to distributional requirements

The YCC Senate is considering a motion to expand Credit/D/Fail to allow students to explore more rigorous or complex classes to fulfill their distributional requirements.

Grading delays limit opportunities for some students

Incomplete transcripts prevented some first-year students from applying for summer opportunities and fellowships.

New director takes up mantle at newly-reestablished Parks Department

The arrival of a new director comes after the separation of New Haven’s Parks and Public Department in May and emphasized the city’s efforts to dedicate renewed attention to the parks.

Housing process to prioritize juniors over seniors, increase single-gender bathrooms

In Thursday's emails to the student body, Dean of Student Affairs Melanie Boyd announced two major changes to Yale’s housing policy.

YCC proposes reducing graduation credit requirements

The bill, introduced by two YCC senators, aims to reduce the number of graduation credits from 36 to 32 and allow students to focus “more fully” on their courses.

Yalies navigate election anxiety

Student groups offer support to students during the election season, complementing available resources provided by the University.

“In The Heights” playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes ’99 on writing, theater and language

The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright reflects on her relationship with language, writing process and experiences working across artistic mediums.

State legislature candidates prioritize education spending

Republican and Independent challenger Andrea DiLieto Zola, a political newcomer, will challenge incumbent State Rep. Roland Lemar.

University of New Haven launches scholarship for Afghan women

The Afghan Women’s Scholars program will provide full financial support to 14 Afghan women — 10 undergraduates and four graduate students — throughout their university careers.