Yolanda Wang
Staff Reporter
Yolanda Wang covers Faculty and Academics as well as Endowment, Finances and Donations. Originally from Buffalo, NY, she is a junior in Davenport College majoring in political science.
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Immigration status records restored for four Yale students

The federal government reactivated the visitor status records of all four Yale students whose records were previously terminated in a Department of Homeland Security database, a University administrator confirmed.

Two Yale students sue DHS over terminated visa status records

A class action lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Connecticut seeks to reinstate active status for four international students in the state, including two Yale graduate students.

McInnis signs statement against “government intrusion” in higher education

McInnis was one of over 360 university leaders to join a statement decrying the “coercive” use of research funding and the deportation of student protesters.

Alumni call for Yale leaders to defend higher education

Over 6,200 alumni signed two letters to top Yale administrators, urging them to resist federal policies that threaten higher education.

Pro-Palestinian protesters disperse after promising overnight encampment

Around 200 protesters erected eight tents Tuesday night on Beinecke Plaza to protest an upcoming talk by far-right Israeli security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

Yale considers selling part of private equity portfolio

The transaction could approach $6 billion, according to Secondaries Investor, making a significant portion of Yale’s endowment more readily spendable.

“Hands off higher education”: Yale faculty rally for academic freedom

At least 400 faculty and community members protested on Cross Campus against Trump’s funding cuts and deportations as part of a national day of action for higher education groups.

Yale faculty urge administrators to defend academic freedom

Around 900 faculty signed a letter to President Maurie McInnis and Provost Scott Strobel calling for “courageous leadership” in the face of attacks on higher education.

Introduction: Asian American Special Issue

Welcome to the News’ 2025 Asian American Special Issue!  The Yale Daily News is excited to present a collection of stories and artwork that showcases […]

Global affairs to change major requirements starting fall 2025

The global affairs major announced new course requirements and academic offerings to respond to changing student interests and provide more specialized opportunities within the field.

Faculty concerned for Yale’s Middle East studies amid unrest at peer institutions

As similar programs at Columbia and Harvard have faced political scrutiny, faculty in Yale’s Council on Middle East Studies expressed concern for their academic freedom.