Jaeha Jang
Contributing Reporter
jaeha.jang@yale.edu
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ISABELLA SANCHEZ, JAEHA JANG & HAILEY TALBERT
66 QuestBridge Scholars to join Yale’s class of 2029

On Dec. 2, 66 students were admitted to Yale’s class of 2029 through the QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship.

December 11, 2024

WILL FORBES, JAEHA JANG & JERRY GAO
DATA: Still searching for the right class? Here’s what years of CourseTable ratings reveal

The News reviewed CourseTable data dating back to 2014, uncovering classes, departments and professors that have earned the highest praise — and those who have fallen short.

November 22, 2024

JAEHA JANG
International students express concerns over student visas post-election

The Office of International Students and Scholars hosted a webinar about the future of immigration policy following Donald Trump’s reelection.

November 21, 2024

CHRIS TILLEN & JAEHA JANG
ANALYSIS: How the 2024 election could impact international students at Yale

The News spoke with international undergraduates, graduates and professors on how a Harris or Trump administration could affect visas and green cards.

October 30, 2024

BRI ANDERSON, JAEHA JANG, JULIAN RAYMOND & HELEN ZHANG
Mini Love Stories

The first time I stayed at his Upper East Side apartment on a cold February night, it was a mistake. We had talked for so […]

October 11, 2024

Melany Perez
JAEHA JANG
Yale sets second consecutive record of Latine enrollment share

The class of 2028 enrolled 19 percent of Latine students, the first class to match the national Latine U.S. population share. The News spoke with five Yale community members about the growing Latine population.

October 9, 2024

JAEHA JANG
Coalition rallies for climate-friendly transport

The New Haven Climate Movement will send a “Transportation Transformation” resolution to the Board of Alders this week, calling for environmental sustainability in the city’s transportation systems.

September 22, 2024

JAEHA JANG
‘What freedom promised and what it brought’: Nontsikelelo Mutiti articulates the complexity of freedom in Schwarzman’s Dome Gallery

“Rusununguko,” the title of the exhibit, means freedom in Shona, one of Zimbabwe’s official languages.

September 13, 2024

JAEHA JANG
Yale renames the LGBTQ Center following student advocacy

In April 2023, the Queer Student Alliance sent a letter to the Office of LGBTQ Resources requesting a name change, writing that the original name made the space seem “sterile.”

September 9, 2024