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

Middle school math state championship hosted at Yale for first time

For the first time, middle school mathletes from across Connecticut came to Yale’s campus for the state championships of the rigorous math tournament.

Trump threatens to jail or deport students, freeze funding for universities for “illegal protests”

In a message on Truth Social, the president asserted that all federal funding would stop for any University that allows “illegal” protests.

Yale Hospitality firm on decision to remove takeout boxes, despite months of student advocacy

In spite of negative student feedback and several advocacy pushes by the Yale College Council, Hospitality persists in its decision to remove to-go boxes and disposable cups, but points to alternatives such as Smart Meals.

“Excellence and community uplift”: Yalies in AKA honor the sorority’s history and legacy

Yale sorors of the New Haven chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha told the News about the rich history and ongoing initiatives of their sorority.

Trump’s anti-DEI order won’t affect cultural centers, Dean Lewis says

Yale’s race-conscious practices remain safe despite the Department of Education’s letter, Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis said, but race-based groups still express concerns.

Survivor of Japanese internment camp speaks at Asian American Cultural Center

At the event hosted by Yale’s Japanese American Student Union, Sam Mihara spoke about his childhood in the Heart Mountain internment camp during World War II.

And they met at Yale: Love Stories from Alums

Her first-year crush in the dorm across the street  In the first month of her first year at Yale, Eliza Howard ’92 realized that the […]

Neo-Nazis hold demonstration outside local bookstore

The demonstration at Never Ending Books— which was orchestrated by an unspecified group of self-identified neo-Nazis — has shaken the New Haven and Yale communities.