The university has always been a site of struggle, over who gets to define what it is and why. It has always been a place where students, faculty and administrators deliberate and stake their position ...

And if the Christakis affair has taught us anything, it’s that the cowing is deeply impermanent. Nicholas and Erika stepped down, sure — in a sense, they surrendered to the mob — but their retreat was ...

When visiting Yale, you might be surprised to find an entire corridor in the Schwarzman Center devoted to student well-being. It’s called the Good Life Center. Every week, the center sends out cheery ...

What’s to stop another campus from attempting to ban donations to Planned Parenthood or the American Civil Liberties Union?

A September shooting of a 15-year-old by a 13-year-old in Newhallville has sparked a citywide conversation about providing constructive alternatives to crime for New Haven youth.

The city’s Independent Party failed to win a single seat this election as Democrats maintained full control of the Board of ...

Neil Mathew ’26 and Lucas Anmolsingh ’26 have brought the Veritas Search back to Yale’s campus for a second year, after the ...

The men’s tennis team will take the court Thursday for the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Sectionals Championship.

On Friday, the Yale men’s basketball team will open up its 2025-26 season against Navy at 8:30 p.m. in the Veterans Classic ...

At the Yale School of Medicine, we’re trained to interpret data, not defend it. Yet in 2025, defending the truth has become part of the job.

Yalies expressed mixed views, from hope to uncertainty, about the election of Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor.

Emily Bazelon ’93 LAW ’00 — a Yale Law School alumna and journalist — spoke about her experience in an “off the beaten path” ...