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LUCY HODGMAN

YCC candidates talk mental health reform, health care, financial aid advocacy in debate

The candidates discussed a wide range of student issues, with focuses on mental health reform, student health care and advocacy for Yale’s first-generation, low-income community.

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University relaxes mask and distancing requirements for fully vaccinated individuals

With low rates of COVID-19 transmission at Yale and the surrounding area, the University will get rid of most preventative protocols for fully vaccinated community members.

An image of a vial of a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.

JULIA BROWN & ROSE HOROWITCH

Kymberly Pinder appointed Dean of the Yale School of Art

Pinder, a scholar of race, representation and murals, will assume the position on July 1.

David A. Thomas ’78 GRD ’86 to serve as Yale’s newest Alumni Fellow

Thomas defeated Victor Ashe ’67, a petition candidate who ran on a platform of increased transparency in the election process.

Yale College grads gather on Old Campus

JULIA BROWN & ROSE HOROWITCH

Yale confers 3,395 degrees at 320th Commencement

MADISON HAHAMY & ZAPORAH PRICE

Class Day takes place virtually during hybrid commencement week

JULIA BROWN & MADISON HAHAMY

Qinxuan Pan arrested for murder of Kevin Jiang

ALEJANDRO ORTEGA

Students reflect on a second semester of remote learning

Across the world at Yale-NUS, mental health conversations continue

FACULTY & ACADEMICS

Mark Reed, Director of Undergraduate Studies for Electrical Engineering, dies at 66

Tso-Ping Ma, Raymond J. Wean Professor of Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics, dies at 75

First-year seminar profiles emeritus faculty

14 Yale faculty recently elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences

POLICY & ADMINISTRATION

Headshots of the three candidates

Three petition candidates announce bid for Yale Corporation seat

The front of Sterling Library from Cross Campus.

Yale mandates vaccinations for faculty, staff and postdoctoral trainees

AMELIA DAVIDSON

Yale student groups may act as intervenors in affirmative action case

University expands vaccines that fulfill student mandate, continues discussions on including faculty and staff

EVENTS

AMELIA DAVIDSON

Yale Alumni Association prepares for second year of virtual reunions

The sign on the front of Horchow Hall

PHILIP MOUSAVIZADEH

Jackson Institute hosts final ‘Kurds in the Middle East’ event

GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

YLS program helps New Haven residents become lawyers

JORDAN FITZGERALD

Yale physics department admits first-ever majority-female Ph.D class

PHILIP MOUSAVIZADEH

Jackson Institute sees significant increase in applicants

PHILIP MOUSAVIZADEH

From Horchow Hall to Sub-Saharan Africa: The Jackson Institute’s global and growing reach

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YLS students speak about clerking for Trump appointees

Corp looks to improve Yale’s media presence

Center for Emotional Intelligence presents at UN

Historian tackles “lone wolf” rhetoric surrounding white power

Public deems Yale unaffordable, per AAU

Faculty take on more administrative duties

GSAS sees more diverse applicants

Vandy burglary alarms first years

ITS expert emphasizes social media accessibility

CCEs run first-year bystander intervention workshops

Yale expands International Summer Award

FAS senators want a greater say in appointments

Salovey visit to Nigeria aimed to strengthen relationships

WHC launches “Can Rocks Feel Pain?” exhibition

Yale reaches finals at world debate championship

YCC report suggests STEM improvements

Yale and Harvard face off in blood drive challenge

Quiara Alegría ’99 discusses art and disruption

Two Yale scientists receive NAS awards

Dershowitz requests Yale to investigate psychiatrist