STUDENT LIFE
Latino Yalies celebrate their culture at Hispanic Heritage Month events

La Casa Cultural and student groups have organized programming, and dining halls will serve Latin American dishes on Wednesday.

Yalies head off campus for retreats after recruiting new members

Undergraduate clubs and organizations have various amounts of funding and levels of alumni support, which contributes to differences in retreat locations and durations.

Yale students recount Ukraine summer internships organized by nonprofit

Founded by Tetiana Kotelnykova GRD ’25, the ImpactUA program sent two Yale students and one recent graduate to work in Ukraine this summer.

Yale Black Men’s Union welcomes 18th class of inductees

The YBMU honored over 20 new inductees in a ceremony held in Battell Chapel centered on themes of empowerment and service.

First year removed from campus for ‘falsified’ application information

A Davenport College first year was escorted off of Old Campus on Friday after Yale rescinded her admission, citing misrepresentations on her application.

$1.2 million YCC budget passes, boosting Spring Fling funding

After two weeks of debate, the Yale College Council Senate approved its budget, opting to provide $440,000 to Spring Fling, with conditions attached to $20,000 of the allocation.

Student groups urge Yale to join farmworkers’ rights program

Yale student advocacy groups hosted a film screening as they pushed for the University to make commitments for farmworkers as part of the Fair Food Program.

YCC Senate delays $1.2 million budget vote after Spring Fling dispute

The YCC Senate on Sunday postponed a final vote on its $1.2 million budget after cutting back on the proposed budget’s Spring Fling funding and redistributing money elsewhere.

Duty nights spur fellowship among freshmen

First years praised the alcohol-free chance to socialize as classes picked up.

YCC Senate to meet behind glass as new speaker stresses transparency

Alex Chen ’28, a sophomore recently elected as the Yale College Council Senate speaker, said he plans to implement reforms to increase senators’ transparency and their interactions with administrators.

Yale ends free Adobe Creative Cloud access

Students and faculty across design-oriented disciplines say the software is essential and fear the move signals deeper cuts to the University’s creative resources.