STUDENT LIFE
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.

Student protesters referred to ExComm for Tuesday Beinecke protest

A student confirmed to the News that she received a notice that she is facing disciplinary charges relating to violating University outdoor spaces policy, trespassing and defying authority.

High sugar, caloric intake cause concern about new dining hall coffee machines

Yale Hospitality implemented a new Breakfast Express option, which includes a specialty coffee machine. Calories, sugar and fat information, however, are not immediately accessible.

Far-right Israeli minister ignites protests outside of Shabtai

Itamar Ben-Gvir, the Israeli national security minister who has been convicted in Israel for racism and support of a terrorist organization, spoke to Yale students and faculty on Wednesday night. His visit was met with hundreds of protesters.

Yale prefrosh voice concerns as Trump slashes funding at peer institutions

During Bulldog Days, the News spoke with 15 prospective students weighing their college decisions in the face of political attacks on institutions of higher learning.

54 percent of juniors, seniors to live on campus in 2025-26 year

The housing process has concluded for the 2025-26 academic year.

DATA: Where do Yale athletes come from?

The News analyzed public roster data from 32 of Yale’s varsity sports teams, illuminating where in the United States and the world coaches are finding Yale’s student-athletes.

Yale student exposes data leak in college dating app

Alex Schapiro ’26 responsibly disclosed a massive privacy breach in the dating app Cerca. Months later, as users still have not been notified of the breach, legal scholars weighed in.

Yale revokes Yalies4Palestine’s club status citing protest policy violations, antisemitism concerns

After a four-hour Tuesday night protest on Beinecke Plaza held by an unaffiliated group, Yale College revoked Yalies4Palestine’s official status as a registered student organization.