POLICY & ADMINISTRATION
GrubHub, microwaveable mac ‘n cheese and MREs: Yale’s patchwork isolation meal plan

As undergraduate COVID-19 cases in the Yale community surge, discrepancies have emerged in how the University provides food to students in isolation.

University cabinet focuses on accessibility to higher education

The University Cabinet held a meeting led by Trustee Catharine Bond Hill to discuss accessibility to higher education, including the development of the Eli Whitney Scholars Program and veterans admissions.

Semiannual Title IX reports delayed by three semesters

Currently three reports behind schedule, the Title IX office plans to release its next report this month — almost a year after the previous one. Title IX reports are generally issued twice per year, and record data on reported sexual misconduct from the previous six-month reporting period.

Yale submits response to antitrust suit

Defendants in the 568 Presidents Group antitrust case filed a motion to stay the discovery process.

ANALYSIS: Experts weigh in on Supreme Court affirmative action case

Experts spoke to the News about how the Supreme Court’s decision in the Harvard and University of North Carolina affirmative action case may play out and what a post-affirmative action Yale could look like.

Yale sets annual fundraising record, raises over $700 million in 2020-21

The University raised over $700 million in cash donations from over 40,000 donors in the 2020-21 financial year.

Quinlan testifies in support of legacy admissions

On Thursday, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Jeremiah Quinlan and YFAM President Logan Roberts offered opposing arguments regarding a state bill seeking to bar legacy preference.

University-wide digital catalog to launch in 2023

LUX — a University-wide digital catalog project — aims to integrate Yale’s libraries, museums and galleries into a single platform.

Yale looks to India and South Asia as global research expands

As research initiatives expand across Yale, University researchers look to India and South Asia to solve pressing global issues.

Yale establishes Learning Council to modernize employee training processes

After being used for over 20 years, the University’s Training Management System is currently under review by a new Learning Council that is looking to implement a modernized technology platform in early 2023.

Student COVID-19 cases hit “unprecedented” level; isolation housing tracker quietly removed

The isolation housing capacity tracker was removed from the University’s COVID-19 data dashboard as a record number of undergraduates tested positive.