Yale College Executive Committee, by the numbers A review of 657 published disciplinary cases seen by the Yale College Executive Committee between fall 2019 and spring 2025 reveals shifts in the ...

Fall break walk to New York returns with higher completion rate The four-day walk from New Haven to Grand Central Terminal, which began last year, returned during October recess. Student leaders said ...

City to pay $16.5 million in third wrongful conviction settlement of 2026 In a settlement announced on Thursday, New Haven agreed to pay the sum to a man who was sentenced for murder in 1995 and whose ...

Early voters back Lamont, express disillusionment with state leaders In interviews at the polls last Friday, voters mostly said they backed incumbent Gov. Ned Lamont and Rep. Rosa DeLauro in the ...

Ex-police chief accepts charges without pleading guilty in larceny case Karl Jacobson, the former chief of the New Haven Police Department, was arrested in February for suspicion of stealing ...

Law School advocacy clinic requests records on ICE arrests at Tweed At a monthly meeting where a clinic member announced the records request, the chair of the airport’s authority board also said the ...

Free walk-in vaccinations return to Yale Health as flu season looms More than 3,600 flu and COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered to Yale students this fall, as Yale Health continues its ...

Yale clerical and technical workers pressured to use AI, report alleges In a report published on Oct. 7, Local 34, the University’s clerical and technical workers’ union, decried the implementation of ...

Yale in Hollywood Fest offers students free submissions for first time Until Oct. 28, the seventh annual festival is accepting submissions of shorts and feature films that include at least one Yale ...

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How a committee addressing Yale’s ties to slavery faded from public view The committee worked slowly in its early stages, and few of its recommendations — which were never published — were acted on.

Buckley Institute holds Firing Line debate on electoral reform A Princeton professor of Politics & Public Affairs and New York University constitutional law professor discussed ranked-choice voting, ...