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BAALA SHAKYA & OLIVIA CYRUS

Yale awards 4,378 degrees in 324th Commencement

The University conferred 4,378 degrees upon graduating students from Yale College and the University’s 13 graduate and professional schools, as well as upon honorary recipients.

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Student groups expand Narcan training and distribution at Yale

The Yale College Council and student emergency medical services are promoting training programs to improve overdose preparedness on campus.

Yale formally bans doxxing after summertime work with student leaders

Yale adopted a new policy, published online July 28, to treat doxxing as a form of harassment.

YCC Senate tables $5,000 proposal to fund Adobe Creative Cloud licenses

The Yale College Council Senate delayed a vote to fund Adobe licenses, which are no longer free to Yale students, due to constitutional concerns and budget uncertainty.

YCC Senate to meet behind glass as new speaker stresses transparency

JERRY GAO & BAALA SHAKYA

Yale ends free Adobe Creative Cloud access

Yale concludes DEI initiative as scheduled, scrubs website

Student visa applicants urged to review social media posts, make accounts public

Students, lawmakers speak out against Trump tax bill at Washington press conference

FACULTY & ACADEMICS

HENRY LIU & ISOBEL MCCLURE

Heather Gerken departing Law School to lead Ford Foundation

ORION KIM & DAVIS ZONG

Yale lab seeks new funders for research on kidnapped Ukrainian children

GPA cutoffs for Latin honors remain at record high

Endowment tax hike poses new risk to fields beyond science, professors say

POLICY & ADMINISTRATION

Yale formally bans doxxing after summertime work with student leaders

‘Why Yale?’ admissions question rephrased to draw out students’ experiences

Students must replace old ID cards within 12 days

As classes resume, Yale continues to evade Trump’s crosshairs

EVENTS

McInnis, Lewis urge first years to enter college with open minds

BAALA SHAKYA & JERRY GAO

Tree limb falls in Berkeley, causing alarm at first-year welcome ceremony

GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

Graduate and professional students limited in federal borrowing capabilities

HENRY LIU & ISOBEL MCCLURE

Yair Listokin named interim dean of Yale Law School

Russia blacklists Yale, points to Jackson School-educated Kremlin critics

HENRY LIU & ISOBEL MCCLURE

Heather Gerken departing Law School to lead Ford Foundation

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Policy and Administration

Graduate and Professional Schools

CourseTable grows in popularity, adds new features

Yale professors donated almost exclusively to Democrats in 2023

Administration preps for creation of new space for Middle Eastern and North African students

Internal presidential search report shows student opinions on free speech, diversity, mental health

Faculty and administration raise alarm on grade inflation, ‘no plans’ to change grading policy

Yale looks to continue buying carbon offsets since starting in 2020

State legislature to propose legacy admissions ban, Yale signals opposition

Right-wing Israeli politician Simcha Rothman visits Shabtai, ignites protest

Elliott Abrams explores American and Middle East dynamics with the Buckley Institute

Corporation remains silent on presidential search, vetting process

New course at SOM teaches Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence Models

Ruby Bridges addresses a packed Woolsey Hall for 2024 MLK Commemoration

Economics, political science classes see highest enrollments in spring 2024

Yale-grad, former MLB commissioner endows baseball coach position to memorialize father

Slifka Center celebrates Tu BiShvat on campus

“To empower Black voters in Alabama”: Law School event highlights significance of recent Supreme Court ruling on voting rights

What DeSantis missed: students and faculty reflect on Ron DeSantis’ exit from the presidential race

Martin Luther King Jr. events bring programming to both Yale and New Haven

Yale will pay $18.5 million to settle price-fixing lawsuit, denies allegations of wrongdoing

Yale under investigation for ‘response to complaints of alleged discrimination,’ details unclear