Nora Moses
Staff Reporter
Nora Moses covers Student Life for the News. She is a sophomore in Davenport College.
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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.

NLE Choppa no longer performing at Spring Fling

The Memphis rapper will no longer headline Spring Fling due to “personal health complications,” according to the Spring Fling Committee.

YCC polls open today

Undergraduates can cast their ballots for Yale College Council representatives until Friday at 9 p.m.

YCC CANDIDATE PROFILE: Kingson Wills ’26 and Maggie Chen ’26 face off in events director race

Wills and Chen both believe in the importance of events in creating community. But while Wills emphasizes integrating Yalies into New Haven through events, Chen focuses on ensuring that students feel a sense of belonging.

YCC CANDIDATE PROFILE: Brian Moore ’26

Brian Moore has no experience on the Yale College Council, which he’s running to be president of. This outsider perspective gives him a fresh view on where the YCC needs to improve, he says.

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.”

YCC calls on Yale to reevaluate policies in light of rising doxxing threats

As online privacy concerns mount amid the Trump administration’s crackdown on pro-Palestinian campus protests, the Yale College Council passed a resolution asking the University to clearly prohibit doxxing and expand protections for victims.

Yale reduces summer storage support for low-income students

For this upcoming summer, Yale College will reduce the financial support for summer storage from 75 percent reimbursement to 50 percent. Low-income students expressed concerns about this decision.

Yale group advocates for climate friendly economic policy in D.C.

Over the weekend, Yale Students for Carbon Dividends went to Washington to advocate for reintroduction of the PROVE IT Act and the Foreign Pollution Fee Act of 2023, which center carbon border adjustment mechanisms and emissions data transparency.

Yalies express mixed reactions to new menu changes

The majority of students interviewed by the News feel positive or neutral about the implemented changes, which ignited controversy when first announced. Concerns remain over nutritious breakfast options.

Yale to offer legal guidance to students at risk, will not voluntarily share student information with ICE

Amid the deportation of pro-Palestinian student activists, Yale administrators assert that they will offer assistance to students at risk and not voluntarily provide information to government agents.