Julia Zorthian
Staff Reporter
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Corp. approves budget, meets with students

Members of the Yale Corporation chose not to initiate any major new budget or policy proposals during their meeting this weekend.

Under Salovey, new athletics policies?

President-elect Peter Salovey regularly takes time off from his work to cheer on the Bulldogs from the bleachers. And student-athletes have noticed.

Marshall named senior fellow

The Yale Corporation named former Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Margaret Marshall LAW ’76 as its next senior fellow.

Leadership diversity remains low

Upon first examination, the University staff is not significantly less diverse than the student body, with 28 percent of staff employees identifying as ethnic minorities.

Marshall LAW ’76 named senior fellow of Yale Corp

The Yale Corporation named Margaret Marshall LAW ’76 the next senior fellow of the University’s 19-person governing board on Wednesday. “Yale has benefited immensely from […]

Yale names 2013 World Fellows

The University released the roster of this year’s 16 World Fellows roster on Tuesday. The incoming class of fellows marks the 12th year of the […]

Workplace morale slow to recover

The results of the 2012 workplace survey for Yale employees show that worker morale has not fully rebounded from its decline during the financial downturn.

Ballot released for new Yale Corporation Alumni Fellow

The polls opened yesterday for Yale alumni to cast their votes to determine the new alumni fellow to the Yale Corporation.

With Salovey, little change for Yale-NUS expected

When President-elect Peter Salovey arrives at the Singaporean campus next month, the buildings under construction will be a familiar sight.

Cory Booker LAW ’97 to speak at Cornell

It looks like Yale was not the only Ivy League school eyeing Cory Booker LAW ’97 as a Class Day speaker — the Newark mayor will deliver a speech at Cornell University’s convocation on May 25, the Cornell Class of 2013 Convocation Committee announced today.

Federal grants, aid hit by sequester

Roughly 10 University officers met on Tuesday to consider the grim reality of the sequester and its potential effects on the University.