FACULTY & ACADEMICS
Faculty express mixed feelings over move to renovated Kline Tower

Astronomy, mathematics, statistics and data science and physics faculty share their hopes and reservations about their upcoming move to Kline Tower.

Su’ad Abdul Khabeer presents archival project on Black women

During her recent virtual lecture, “Umi's Archive: The Legacies of Everyday Black Women with Dr. Su'ad Abdul Khabeer”, Khabeer spoke about Umi’s Archive, a project highlighting the lives of “everyday” Black women.

Yale Cyber Leadership Forum opens with discussion on “Big Data, Data Privacy, and AI Governance”

This year’s Cyber Leadership Forum, hosted both virtually and in person, had its first of three sessions on Friday.

African American Studies Department hosts first colloquium of the year

The department kicked off its Endeavors Colloquium with a panel called “Black Activism Amidst Community Violence.”

School of Medicine, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences approve new joint master’s program

The Yale School of Medicine and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences are set of offer a new master’s program next year, pending approval from the Yale Corporation in May.

Franklin Head of College Charles Bailyn to step down

Bailyn announced on Feb. 10 that he would serve an extra year as Head of Benjamin Franklin College before stepping down at the end of the 2022-23 school year. His departure was met with mixed reactions from Benjamin Franklin students.

Inside the Yale College Council’s decades-long fight to expand Credit/D/Fail

The YCC continues to advocate for major reforms to Yale College’s Credit/D/Fail policy, despite years of administrative roadblocks and on the heels of recent success.

CEID reopens for in-person operations, abbreviated schedule

On Monday, the Center for Engineering Innovation and Design reopened for in-person programming.

Yale College adds new medieval studies certificate

Yale College recently added an interdisciplinary “Medieval Studies” Certificate Program that encourages interested undergraduate students to study the global Middle Ages.

Professor Jing Tsu doubles as NBC commentator at Beijing Olympics

The scholar of modern China, who recently published a widely-acclaimed book, brought cultural history and commentary to the Winter Games’ opening ceremony.

With add/drop here to stay, University looks to improve

Early registration, part of outgoing Yale College Dean Marvin Chun’s legacy, has become a permanent fixture at the College, and soon will be piloted at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.