POLICY & ADMINISTRATION
ExxonMobil and Chevron deemed ineligible for Yale investment

The two oil giants were quietly added to a list of companies ineligible for Yale’s investment.

Yale suspends campus tours until Feb. 21

Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Visitor Center cancels tours in light of visitor restrictions.

Venture capital gains drive University’s endowment growth

Nearly a quarter of Yale’s endowment is invested in venture capital.

Yale’s COVID policies among the strictest in the Ivy League

While some Ivies have started their spring semesters in-person as planned, teaching at Yale remains online until Feb. 7, a move which University President Peter Salovey says was made out of concern for the New Haven community.

Yale bars students from study abroad programs as Omicron cases spiked internationally

Students reflect on last minute cancellations for programs managed by the Center for International and Professional Experience.

Administrators answer students’ COVID-19 questions at YCC town hall

In a webinar, Yale administrators took students’ questions on a variety of topics related to COVID-19. They repeatedly emphasized their “risk budget” used to make decisions.

Record number of prospective first-years apply to Yale

The office of undergraduate admissions will read through more than 50,000 applications to decide the class of 2026.

SPH Dean’s next venture to drive down treatment costs

With his extensive background in public health and epidemiology, School of Public Health Dean Sten Vermund has recently joined the Innovation and Public Health Advisory Council at biotechnology company Tevogen Bio, where he will join Ryan Saadi SPH ’95.

Elizabeth Conklin takes over as Title IX Coordinator

On Jan. 1, Associate Vice President for Equity, Accessibility and Belonging Elizabeth Conklin assumed the role of Title IX coordinator, previously held by Dr. Stephanie Spangler.

Yale to begin investigating potential Chinese investments in light of human rights concerns

The University’s Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility will examine potential investments in Chinese companies tied to human rights abuses.

Supreme Court to consider cases that could end affirmative action in higher education

The Supreme Court will decide the fate of affirmative action, as it agreed Monday to hear a pair of cases challenging race conscious admissions at Harvard and the University of North Carolina. SFFA, the group challenging the two schools, has a similar case against Yale, which will remain on hold as the Supreme Court case proceeds.