Jaeha Jang
Staff Reporter
Jaeha Jang covers international affairs for the News. He is a first year in Pierson College majoring in English and economics.
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Certificate programs expand as students propose more

Since the 2021-22 school year, the number of certificates offered at Yale College increased from 24 to 39.

Two Yale students sue DHS over terminated visa status records

A class action lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Connecticut seeks to reinstate active status for four international students in the state, including two Yale graduate students.

Far-right Israeli minister ignites protests outside of Shabtai

Itamar Ben-Gvir, the Israeli national security minister who has been convicted in Israel for racism and support of a terrorist organization, spoke to Yale students and faculty on Wednesday night. His visit was met with hundreds of protesters.

“Shocking and worrying”: Visa revocations spark fear among international students

International students expressed mixed feelings about the University’s response to the federal government’s recent targeting of international students.

DHS to screen international students’ social media for “antisemitic activity”

The Office of International Students and Scholars reaffirmed its commitment to providing legal assistance to international students following the announcement.

Asian Faculty Association protects members amid government turbulence

The News spoke with three board members of the Asian Faculty Association at Yale about its achievements since its 2023 launch.

Two more Yale international students lose visas, raising total to four

University confirmed that the visas of two more students have been revoked. Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis clarified that the students will be able to complete the academic year.

Global affairs to change major requirements starting fall 2025

The global affairs major announced new course requirements and academic offerings to respond to changing student interests and provide more specialized opportunities within the field.

Two Yale international students stripped of their visas

Yale’s Office of International Students and Scholars confirmed to the News that the visas of two international students have been revoked.

Faculty concerned for Yale’s Middle East studies amid unrest at peer institutions

As similar programs at Columbia and Harvard have faced political scrutiny, faculty in Yale’s Council on Middle East Studies expressed concern for their academic freedom.

Jackson School announces 2025 World Fellows

The newest cohort of the World Fellows Program includes leaders from 16 nations.