POLICY & ADMINISTRATION
Yale to appear in court over alleged administrative failure to prudently monitor retirement plans

Ahead of a class action retirement lawsuit which will take place in May, documents filed by the case’s plaintiffs suggest that Yale had knowledge of high recordkeeping fees and did not have sufficient oversight over plan fees and investments.

A year after Lin suspension ends, faculty call for support from admin during federal investigations

Chinese professors at Yale are urging administrators to clarify the faculty handbook to protect its professors in potential future cases.

Yale extends test-optional policy for 2023-24 admissions cycle

After adopting one-year test-optional models for the past three application cycles, Yale’s undergraduate admissions office plans to announce its long-term testing policy next winter.

Ahead of presidential decade mark, Salovey consolidates initiatives on updated University website

In a Monday message sent out to students, faculty and staff, University President Peter Salovey announced that he had consolidated years of presidential announcements about University initiatives.

Online OCS tool details job market trends

The new tool contains continuously updated data on trends in the job market.

Yale College nixes summer storage option, prompting student concern

Dean of Student Affairs Melanie Boyd announced on Wednesday that residential colleges will no longer provide storage space in the summer to undergraduate students.

Salovey to visit Singapore, Hong Kong and Korea over spring break

The University President’s travels will include a dinner with the Yale Club of Korea and a board meeting at Yale-NUS.

Supreme Court hears arguments on Biden’s debt relief plan

The Court debated the constitutional merits of a debt relief plan that could potentially waive federal student loan debt for two hundred thousand Connecticut residents in two separate hearings last week.

Faculty continue to advocate for Yale ombudsperson

After multiple failed attempts by alumni, faculty and students to institute an ombuds office at Yale, the faculty senate is doubling down on its efforts.

Lawsuit challenges Ivy refusal to offer athletic scholarships

Two Brown University athletes sued the Ivy League for their joint policy that prohibits offering merit-based financial aid to student athletes.

Yale seeks new director of undergraduate financial aid

Following the departure of Scott Wallace-Juedes last month, senior associate director of financial aid Alex Muro is serving as Yale’s interim director until a new hire is named this summer