POLICY & ADMINISTRATION
With launch of Jackson School approaching, faculty question University’s direction

The Jackson Institute, currently slated to become the University’s 15th school, is a new foray for Yale. It does not fit squarely into the mold […]

Salovey: Yale will not rename Schwarzman Center despite criticism from faculty post-election

Stephen Schwarzman ’69, chief executive officer of Blackstone and loyal donor to former President Donald Trump and Yale, will soon formally have his name emblazoned […]

Four more Yale alumni appointed to Biden’s cabinet

The list of Yale alumni in the Biden administration continues to grow, with four new names added to the list in recent weeks. Two Yale […]

Biden DOJ drops Yale admissions lawsuit

On Wednesday afternoon, the United States Department of Justice dropped its lawsuit against Yale, which was originally filed in October by then-President Donald Trump’s DOJ […]

Elicker, Salovey split over Yale’s responsibility to resolve city budget crisis

As the wealth disparity between the University and its home city grows, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker and University President Peter Salovey are locked in […]

Equity versus efficiency: Skirting state guidelines, Yale vaccinates all medical students regardless of patient contact

The University is using vaccines allocated by the state of Connecticut to immunize all medical students, even those removed from patient contact, in Phase 1a […]

College Board announces end to SAT Essay and subject tests, will affect Yale College admissions

The College Board — the testing nonprofit that administers the SAT and Advanced Placement exams — announced on Jan. 19 that it will no longer […]

FAFSA changes simplify Yale financial aid process

The most recent federal stimulus package includes sweeping changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, that Yale admissions and financial aid […]