Yale Daily News

Grant Richardson ’19 and Jordan Grode ’21 — both Republicans who ran for positions in the Connecticut House of Representatives — lost their races to […]

November 9, 2018

Stacey Abrams LAW ’99, the first black woman nominated as a major-party candidate for governor, has refused to concede in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

November 7, 2018

It is a question Yalies often ponder when choosing a career: Should they focus on making money or making a difference?

November 5, 2018

On Oct. 1, current first-year counselors received an email from Adam Cohen, program coordinator for Yale’s Office of Development, asking them to host two “VIP” high schoolers for lunch and a campus tour.

November 2, 2018

In March 2015, Yale’s admissions office began deleting all evaluative comments from applications of matriculated students. This policy could make it more difficult for the […]

November 1, 2018

The lawsuit against Harvard, alleging that the university discriminates on the basis of race, could have far-reaching consequences for admissions beyond just affirmative action, according […]

October 31, 2018

As the affirmative action lawsuit against Harvard continues to capture the national attention, Yale faces its own federal probe into the University’s admissions processes.

October 25, 2018

The Director of the Asian American Cultural Center staunchly opposed race-blind admissions in an Oct. 16 statement.

October 24, 2018

In 2005, Andrew Mason gave his Social Security number and other personal information to Yale when registering for one of the University’s summer programs. In […]

October 22, 2018

Four years after graduating from Yale, only one-fourth of alumni tend to stay at the job they received immediately after graduation, a second Four-Year Look […]

October 15, 2018

For all current Yale undergraduate students, their admission to Yale is, in part, because of Dean of Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid Jeremiah Quinlan ’03. […]

October 12, 2018