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MOLLY REINMANN

Yale admits 3.7 percent of applicants, lowest acceptance rate ever

Of the 57,465 students who applied to join the Yale College class of 2028, 2,146 were offered admission, with an additional 773 offered a spot on the waitlist.

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Yale celebrates opening of Good Life Center at Student Accessibility Services

On Wednesday, Yale’s Student Accessibility Services opened its first satellite space designed for students with disabilities in collaboration with the Good Life Center.

‘Home away from home’: students find community in celebrating spring religious holidays

With a host of holidays throughout the spring, religious leaders reflected on how being in a community at college shapes their religious experience.

Vaccine delivery initiative co-led by SOM professor expands in rural Sierra Leone

The initiative will contribute to increased accessibility of vaccines and treatments in Sierra Leone with the support of a new grant.

‘Home away from home’: students find community in celebrating spring religious holidays

Blumenthal reminisces with Dems, interrupted by protests

BENJAMIN HERNANDEZ

Trumbull student affinity group showcases Black New Haven artists

BENJAMIN HERNANDEZ

Peabody Museum opens after four-year renovation totaling more than $160 million

Students reflect on historic March Madness run for Yale Men’s Basketball

FACULTY & ACADEMICS

Yale professor Larry Samuelson added to Russian ban list

YURII STASIUK & JOSIE REICH

Yale professors reflect on teaching about Ukraine, Eastern Europe amid war

BEN RAAB & HUDSON WARM

Black engineering students call for increased diversity in SEAS

Communist group disrupts Timothy Snyder’s lecture, forces evacuation

POLICY & ADMINISTRATION

Yale celebrates opening of Good Life Center at Student Accessibility Services

BENJAMIN HERNANDEZ

‘Not on me’: Salovey to let successor tackle free expression at Yale

Despite FAFSA delays, financial aid office promises no changes to timeline

‘A never say die attitude’: Salovey’s message for Yale ahead of matchup with No. 4 Auburn

EVENTS

Blumenthal reminisces with Dems, interrupted by protests

BENJAMIN HERNANDEZ

Trumbull student affinity group showcases Black New Haven artists

GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

Vaccine delivery initiative co-led by SOM professor expands in rural Sierra Leone

Law School hosts Freedom of Information Act bootcamp

YURII STASIUK & JOSIE REICH

Yale professors reflect on teaching about Ukraine, Eastern Europe amid war

PROFILE: Michael Braham’s journey from prison to law school

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Two years after Salovey establishes DEI plans, students question staying power of Belonging at Yale Initiative

Megan Ranney to serve as next dean of School of Public Health

Israel and Palestine Human Rights Watch director speaks at Dwight Hall

Online storytelling platform Istoria aims to connect Yale and New Haven

YCC holds referendum on Yale Corp democratization

Lunarfest returns as New Haven enters Year of the Rabbit

Union Yes: Local 33’s three-decade road to recognition

A tale of two presidents: Salovey plans collaboration with Harvard’s newest leader

Laurie Santos launches new course aimed at teen well-being

A look into the three most popular courses of the spring

With six searches in progress, Salovey promises diversity at the “highest ranks” of University leadership

Salovey names DEI, health and fundraising top priorities for 2023

Where is the class of 2018 now? Yale’s “Four-Year Look” at employment

Yale Health announces expansion to new office

Yale Study Abroad prepares for high application numbers

Inside Yale’s new HBCU partnership

U.S. News rankings to be modified, Yale Law doubles down on withdrawal

Oscar-winning producer Dede Gardner screens “Women Talking”

University reports strong financial position for 2023

Yale history professor set to publish highly anticipated book on indigenous history