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Yale first Ivy to issue statement of solidarity with Iranian protestors

University President Peter Salovey condemned the Iranian government crackdowns on Nov. 9 in light of ongoing protests and heavy outcry from students and faculty.

Yale Library donates software collection to the Arctic World Archive project

Yale Library’s digital contribution will be preserved in Svalbard, Norway, as part of a project to protect the world’s software programs

After isolation housing nears capacity, Yale revises policy

In an email to undergraduate students sent Sept. 7, Yale College Health and Safety Leader Julie Sweigard announced that students living in doubles will now isolate in their room, with their roommates given the option to move to temporary housing or stay in their current room.

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University promotes administrators to roles vacated by Yale College Dean Pericles Lewis

As Pericles Lewis has ascended to the role of Dean of Yale College, the University is ushering in new administrators to fill the roles he […]

The business of religion: reflecting on management classes within the Divinity School

In 2017, Andover Newton Seminary transformed from a lone-standing professional school on the outskirts of Boston into an appendage of the Yale Divinity School. During […]

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Ted Cruz speaks at Yale, student groups counter with political advocacy

Students and other community members filled the ballroom of the Omni Hotel on Monday evening to watch Texas Sen. Ted Cruz record an episode of […]

The Yalie Ep 10: Behind-the-scenes at the Beijing Olympics with NBC’s Jing Tsu

In this episode of the Yalie, a campus news podcast, the News sat down with Jing Tsu, professor of modern China who served as cultural […]

Yale students, faculty and government officials rally in solidarity with Ukraine

Hundreds of students, faculty and New Haven residents gathered in front of Sterling Memorial Library on Sunday to show their support for Ukraine in the […]

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Yale’s hiring of temporary workers leads to turnover during pandemic

Many of the registered nurses the University has hired during the pandemic do not qualify for benefits. Two staff members reflected on the lack of benefits and how it affects retention.

“Hey, Yale, where are you?”: At EJC protest, students call on Yale to divest from fossil fuels

Hundreds of students gathered in Beinecke Plaza on Friday at a rally organized by the Endowment Justice Coalition. There, they called on Yale to disclose […]

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YCC unveils policy proposal in response to Yale Hospitality changes

The Yale College Council is developing a policy proposal in response to concerns over new Yale Hospitality policies. The Council plans to submit its proposal […]

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