STUDENT LIFE
Six Yalies4Palestine members begin hunger strike

The group — which includes five undergraduates and one recent alum — plans to strike until Yale meets a list of demands, which includes divesting from weapons suppliers, not punishing student protesters and ending partnerships that fund student travel to Israel.

Yale undergrad appointed as senior advisor in Trump administration

Physics major Peter Bowman-Davis ’25+1 will direct AI policy under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Girl posing as prospective student stayed in Saybrook for multiple nights

During Bulldog Days, an individual pretended to be an admitted student and convinced a group of sophomores to let her sleep in their suite.

Weather delays disrupt Spring Fling

Lightning forced attendees to evacuate Old Campus midway through the show, which resumed over an hour later, causing Snakehips to not be able to perform.

IN PHOTOS: Spring Fling 2025

Immigration status records restored for four Yale students

The federal government reactivated the visitor status records of all four Yale students whose records were previously terminated in a Department of Homeland Security database, a University administrator confirmed.

Two Yale students sue DHS over terminated visa status records

A class action lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Connecticut seeks to reinstate active status for four international students in the state, including two Yale graduate students.

Unlocking Shabtai: The evolution of the Yale-adjacent Jewish intellectual society

Understanding the origins and influence of Shabtai, the organization that hosted Itamar Ben-Gvir on Wednesday.

1,433 students sign letter urging Yale to publicly resist Trump

Co-authored with the YCC and GSA, the letter calls on the University to defend academic freedom, institutional autonomy and the safety of students.

New “America at 250” class tops fall 2025 enrollment, economics courses remain high in demand

With course registration underway, the News analyzed early enrollment numbers for the upcoming fall semester, with “America at 250” and “Intermediate Macroeconomics” taking the top spots.

Meet the student performers taking the stage at Class Day 2025

Chosen through a competitive live audition process, five seniors will deliver a mix of reflection, humor and original music at this year’s Class Day ceremony.