91 percent of senior class has used AI for schoolwork, News survey finds Results from a survey of the class of 2026 indicate that the use of artificial intelligence is widespread among graduating ...

With high hopes, Yale continues to invest in Upper Science Hill The University has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into the development of Upper Science Hill, which University leaders say will ...

Yale confers 4,140 degrees at Commencement amid muted demonstrations During Monday morning’s ceremony, traditional proceedings took place on Old Campus alongside a union rally outside of Phelps Gate.

DOJ says School of Medicine discriminates against Asian, white applicants A Thursday letter from the United States Department of Justice cites applicants’ GPAs and medical exam scores to argue that ...

Women's squash Lone senior departs after setting example on and off the court Whitney Taylor ’26 is the only senior left on the Yale women’s squash team. After making a splash as a rookie, Taylor led ...

Under Bundy, drama school went tuition-free and saw a cultural shift James Bundy DRA ’95, the longest-serving dean of the David Geffen School of Drama, oversaw the historic change to the school’s ...

After deportation flight controversy, an uncertain future for Avelo Local activists say that it was their pressure campaign that led to the suspension of Avelo Airlines’ partnership with the ...

Women's Ice Hockey In a full-circle moment, seniors depart with a return to national stage After a 14-game win streak this year, the Yale women’s hockey team clinched the ECAC regular season title and ...

Seniors described their faith communities as competition-free spaces on campus for them to build relationships, craft lifelong memories and practice their faiths.

Whiff and Whim classes of 2026 to take a final bow at Woolsey Hall Ahead of their commencement concert, which will take place this Sunday at 8 p.m., members of the Whiffenpoof and Whim ’n Rhythm ...

Min Jin Lee’s Yale experience was shaped by classroom racial reckoning When Min Jin Lee ’90 was an undergraduate, Yale was the only Ivy League school that did not offer Korean language courses. Lee ...

Review ‘Furlough’s Paradise’ dives into dissonance to paint family narrative In what was originally their thesis production for the David Geffen School of Drama, a.k. payne’s two-person play closes ...