Josie Reich
Staff Reporter
Josie Reich covers the president's office. She previously reported on admissions and financial aid. Originally from Washington, DC, she is a junior in Davenport College majoring in American Studies.
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Yale revokes Yalies4Palestine’s club status citing protest policy violations, antisemitism concerns

After a four-hour Tuesday night protest on Beinecke Plaza held by an unaffiliated group, Yale College revoked Yalies4Palestine’s official status as a registered student organization.

McInnis forms faculty committee to tackle higher ed skepticism

The group of ten Yale professors will invite perspectives within and external to Yale on why Americans distrust universities and what could boost public opinion.

Yale adds contested antisemitism definition to discrimination policy

Yale’s policies on discrimination and harassment were updated to say that the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism would be “considered among other resources.”

Speeches at McInnis’ inauguration address attacks on universities

The pomp and circumstance of University President Maurie McInnis’ traditional Yale inauguration unfolded self-consciously on a backdrop of rising hostility toward universities in national politics.

McInnis once planned a bold inaugural address. Recent attacks on higher ed have “complicated” that

University President Maurie McInnis said that this “complicated” moment in higher education means she no longer feels able to give a “vision speech” at her inauguration.

“We will always follow the federal law”: McInnis foregrounds legality in ICE plans

University President Maurie McInnis said that Yale is focusing on understanding and following the law amid the Trump administration’s attempts to deport international students and scholars on campuses across the country.

McInnis’ response to federal funding cuts would be “context-dependent”

University President Maurie McInnis said her response would be guided by Yale’s mission and values, including a commitment to academic freedom.

Department leaders told to report all DEI initiatives

Administrators asked department leaders to list detailed information about diversity programs through a survey last week, raising alarm among faculty.

What to expect from McInnis’ inauguration this weekend

Leading up to University President Maurie McInnis’ installation ceremony on Sunday, April 6, the university and city will host dozens of events for locals and visitors.

Education Department opens second investigation into Yale antisemitism

Amid deep cuts to the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights and Trump’s efforts to dismantle the department wholesale, the office opened a new investigation into antisemitism at Yale.

Yale to curb faculty raises, hiring, construction as Trump imperils funding

The University will draft a constrained budget for the 2026 fiscal year in anticipation of federal policies reducing revenue.