Nora Moses
Staff Reporter
Nora Moses covers Student Life for the News. She is a sophomore in Davenport College.
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Yale tailgates adapt to Harvard’s strict game-day policies

The News spoke with the organizers of three Yale student tailgates about their upcoming events and how they’ve navigated Harvard’s strict regulations.

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.

Student body to vote on divestment in YCC referendum

On Sunday, the pro-Palestinian Sumud Coalition collected signatures from 20 percent of the student body, triggering a full student body referendum on divestment from military weapons manufacturers.

Yale College dean defends University response to campus protests at Buckley event

During an interview at Buckley’s 14th annual conference, Dean of Yale College Pericles Lewis publicly defended Yale’s response to the campus protests, which has been criticized for being both too relaxed and too harsh.

YCC Fall Survey to close on Saturday

The data collected from the student survey helps guide YCC advocacy with the Yale administration for the year.

As election night unfolded, Yalies grew increasingly pessimistic about Harris’ chances

At watch parties across campus last night, Yale students tuned into the election. As the night progressed, students across the political spectrum viewed a Harris victory as increasingly unlikely.

Donald Trump elected 47th president

Eight years after first winning the presidency, Donald Trump will return to the nation’s highest office. JD Vance LAW ’13 will become Yale’s fourth vice president.

Students divided on Yale’s decision on institutional voice

The News interviewed 10 students who shared a range of views on University President Maurie McInnis’ announcement on institutional voice.

The choice: reproductive rights stakes in the 2024 election

The News spoke with physicians, students and activists on how the presidential election could impact reproductive freedoms across America.

Yalies share top issues, predictions for 2024 election

The News interviewed 33 students about their top issues in the election and their prediction of who will win on Nov. 5.

Yale College admin direct Women’s Center to institute policy of “broad neutrality”

Board members who spoke to the News said that the new neutrality directive would be a drastic change from the Women’s Center’s feminist mission since its founding.