POLICY & ADMINISTRATION
University implements booster requirement for spring term

The University will mandate that all students receive COVID-19 booster shots before returning to campus in the spring and that faculty and staff receive the shot as soon as they are eligible.

Omicron variant detected at Yale, University moves to grab-and-go dining but proceeds with in-person exams

The University has decided to continue administering exams in person, despite the detection of the Omicron variant and increased demand for on-campus isolation housing that has caused the University to double-bunk students in quarantine.

Yale accepts 10.9 percent of early action applicants

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions offered spots at Yale to 800 potential members of the class of 2026.

Departments play “musical chairs” across campus spaces

Over half of the departments in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences have recently relocated, moved into renovated space or have plans to do so next year. The shuffling comes from a wave of large construction project completions around campus.

Students weigh in on University food waste

In the wake of opulent holiday dinners, student activists suggest solutions for mediating food waste at the University.

Students Unite Now marches for equitable COVID-19 recovery

Student advocacy group Students Unite Now gathered on Thursday to call for equity in the University’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

81 QuestBridge Scholars to join the class of 2026

Yale matches with second-highest number of QuestBridge finalists in partnership history.

‘I just want to go home’: Omicron variant casts doubt on international students’ travel plans

International students wrangle potential travel bans, quarantines and flight cancelations when making plans for winter recess.

University ramps up testing requirements amid COVID-19 spike

Yale College has upped student testing requirements in response to 98 positive COVID-19 tests on campus between Nov. 26 and Dec. 3.

Yale to meet 100 percent of financial need for Eli Whitney Students

Yale announced the policy change in late November, allowing Eli Whitney students the same opportunities to receive aid as traditional undergraduate students.

John Bollier, VP for facilities and campus development, to retire in January

After 30 years of service, culminating in overseeing all campus spaces, Bollier will retire early next year.