FACULTY & ACADEMICS
“Experts of Voice”: Yale Speech and Swallow Center innovates, advocates and grows

The Speech and Swallow Center at Yale is hoping to increase awareness of the center and speech-language disorders.

Yale employees pour over $750k into 2024 elections, nearly all to Democrats

As election season heats up, 97.26 percent of Yale-affiliated donations this year have gone to Democrats.

‘First-of-its-kind’: Yale Center on Climate Change and Health hosts inaugural conference at Climate Week NYC

YCCCH and the New York Academy of Medicine bring sustainable, climate-resilient healthcare to the forefront at Climate Week NYC.

Yale Planetary Solutions hosts climate summit in NYC

For the first time, Yale Planetary Solutions is hosting four days of events as part of Climate Week NYC.

Faculty for Yale panel debates institutional neutrality

The panel featured four pro-neutrality Yale faculty members and Wesleyan University President Michael Roth, who opposes neutrality.

Yale academics weigh in on Harris-Trump presidential debate

In interviews with the News, three Yale academics offered their perspective on the debate and Vice President Kamala Harris’ and former President Donald Trump’s performance.

Yale professors file briefs amici curiae in Supreme Court case challenging bans on gender-affirming healthcare for trans minors

Through philosophical and legal historical approaches in line with their authors’ respective expertise, the two briefs supported the argument that a Tennessee law banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors violates the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

One year after establishment, Digital Ethics Center researchers reflect on its progress

In its first year, the DEC has produced research on a variety of topics and formed relationships with programs both within and beyond Yale. The center’s leaders now hope to engage with the Yale and New Haven community.

Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie to teach class on political campaigns at Jackson School of Global Affairs

Christie, who campaigned for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016 and 2024, will draw on both Democratic and Republican campaigns to teach a seminar about campaign strategy and leadership.

Students share mixed reactions to Yale President-elect McInnis

The News spoke with seven Yale students who expressed a range of opinions on Maurie McInnis' upcoming tenure as the University’s 24th president and the presidential search.

Faculty reflect on teaching Asian languages amid growing demands

The News spoke to five faculty members who teach Asian languages at Yale and through the Shared Course Initiative about how their programs have adapted to student needs and changing enrollment trends.