POLICY & ADMINISTRATION
JORDAN FITZGERALD
Yale files motions to dismiss antitrust case

Yale and other members of the 568 Presidents Group filed a joint motion to dismiss the antitrust case brought against them in January. Yale also filed an individual motion, claiming their 2008 suspension of the consensus methodology exempts them from legal action

April 17, 2022

ZACH MORRIS
Planetary Solutions Project awards nearly $1.5 million to faculty proposals

In the Project’s first year, leaders awarded funding to 21 faculty proposals across disciplines.

April 15, 2022

TOIA CONDE RODRIGUES DA CUNHA
A look inside Yale’s long-standing relationship with Brazil

Brazil was historically one of the first countries to send international students to Yale, and the country’s partnership with the University has only increased, through both academic initiatives and student organizations.

April 15, 2022

SARAH COOK
Emerge initiative aims to increase diversity of Yale leadership

Emerge, a career development initiative to increase the diversity of Yale’s leaders, recently started up. The seven to eight month program is viewed as an “integral part” of the University’s plan to support diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging initiatives.

April 15, 2022

MIRANDA JEYARETNAM
UP CLOSE | “The narratives of Yale-NUS were not shaped by us”: The history and unraveling of Yale-NUS

As Yale-NUS heads toward its closure in 2025, students shared how the school has been shaped by top-down decision-making from NUS.

April 13, 2022

SARAH COOK
New initiative Yale Ventures to promote innovation and entrepreneurship

This morning, a new initiative to support innovation and entrepreneurship at Yale and throughout New Haven, Yale Ventures, was announced, and will be led by recently appointed Senior Associate Provost for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Josh Geballe.

April 12, 2022

WILLIAM PORAYOUW
Homeland Security seizes stolen South Asian artifacts at Yale art gallery

Thirteen artifacts of South Asian origin were confiscated by Homeland Security officials after an investigation into the dealings of disgraced art dealer Subhash Kapoor.

April 11, 2022

ISAAC YU & GAVIN GUERRETTE
Advising isn’t working. How does Yale plan to fix it?

Students and administrators alike say that undergraduate advising needs to improve. But how that might happen is not yet certain.

April 7, 2022

ALEX YE
With soaring endowment growth, where is Yale spending its money?

The University has already announced several new spending commitments for the upcoming fiscal year.

April 6, 2022

JORDAN FITZGERALD, WILLIAM PORAYOUW & SARAH COOK
Yale administrators and Ukrainian students aim to increase Ukrainian admissions

In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, administrators say that they will focus on expanding Yale’s Ukrainian population, although it is unclear whether admit numbers for the class of 2026 honor this assertion.

April 6, 2022

SARAH COOK & ANIKA ARORA SETH
Law School graduate and women’s rights advocate Reshma Saujani chosen as 2022 Class Day speaker 

On April 4, Yale announced that Reshma Saujani LAW ’02, advocate for women’s economic and academic empowerment and founder of Girls Who Code, will speak at this year’s Class Day.

April 5, 2022