Oz Woloshyn, who is studying English at Magdalen College, Oxford, has spent the past year as a visiting student at Yale. Oz returns to Oxford next year, but he couldn’t resist offering some thoughts, ...

Yale reinstates SAT, ACT requirement after six years of flexible policy Following a recent recommendation from the Presidential Council on Yale College Admissions, the College returned to a ...

New Haven fights back against an antagonistic Trump administration Mayor Justin Elicker and state leaders have emphasized the disconnect between their offices’ priorities and those of an increasingly ...

The Yale Daily News is pleased to announce that our new mobile app is now available to download on the iOS App Store. On the app, you can read our latest news ...

Hasan Piker says ‘American empire’ is dying at well-attended debate The left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, whose visit to campus drew a Republican senator’s rebuke, attracted a large crowd to a Yale ...

In total, the undergraduate admissions office accepted 2,328 students to the Yale College class of 2030 out of a pool of 54,919 applicants.

Report shows Yale College’s Jewish enrollment share fell, and asks why A report released by the Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance pointed to a decline in Jewish enrollment at Yale but suggested that it ...

Men's Basketball Amid NIL drain, both Ivy final teams get unlikely boost from transfers Eleven players who could have been on Ivy rosters this season left for programs that can pay them. Yale and Penn ...

Yale New Haven Hospital lost nearly $200 million in the 2025 fiscal year, according to a recent balance sheet. Between October 2024 and September 2025, the hospital accrued a total operating loss of ...

Johannes Somary '57 MUS '59, conductor of neglected choral masterpieces from the Baroque and Classical periods, died Feb. 1 in the Bronx due to complications of a stroke. He was 75. Somary's life was ...

Magda Teter, the Yale Program for the Study of Antisemitism’s inaugural scholar-in-residence, delivered a lecture calling for more nuanced discussions about antisemitism.

Ivy League student-athletes have scarce name, image and likeness opportunities, while rival academic powerhouses use revenue share and donor collectives to attract and retain talent.