Even before the pandemic, Yale dealt with the coronavirusEven before the first positive case reached New Haven, Yale had brushes with the virus.By Serena Lin
Many Yalies left for spring break. They still haven’t returned.Here's how Yale tightened its pandemic response in early March and beyond.By Amelia Davidson
Yale opened some dorms to New Haven. Residents said it wasn’t enough.The coronavirus pandemic has worsened an already fraught relationship between Yale and its Elm City neighbors.By Rose Horowitch
Here’s How Yale’s Fall Plans Unfolded.University administrators released a final decision in July. But until then, committees were preparing for several different possibilities.By Julia Bialek
Yale’s semester ended online for the first timeThe transition was a first for the University and many of its professors and students. Not everyone liked the move.By Madison Hahamy
Yalies have pushed for a more socially responsible endowment. Here’s why.From classroom walkouts to a halftime sit-in, here are the ways Yale students have campaigned for what they call "endowment justice."By Madison Hahamy
