Yale University

The editor-in-chief and president of the Yale Daily News reports on the arrest of fellow-students on campus this week.

Laquvia Jones lost both of her sons to shootings. Now she wonders why a city with a deep sense of community—and one of the wealthiest universities in the world—can’t figure out how to address gun violence. 

A decade ago, blue-collar campus workers won a majority on the city council. Would an alliance with grad students dilute their power?

The actress talks about her student days at Yale, embodying Tina Turner, her Oscar nomination for “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” and her funny side.

The prestigious institution has tied itself in knots over a dispute involving one of its most popular—and controversial—professors, Amy Chua.

Bloom imagined literature as a quarrelling family, with the critic serving as a Freudian analyst who might sort out the mutilated patterns of stress and resistance.

In their attractive, polished faces, I saw that Stonehenge was as familiar to them as having a gun held to my face was to me.

She dropped out of Yale to live with J. D. Salinger, then was spurned for writing about their affair. Four and a half decades later, she is back at college. Have attitudes changed?

For the past decade, history has been declining more rapidly than any other major, even as more and more students attend college.

At Yale and elsewhere, booze-fuelled disobedience has always been an exercise in privilege.

A Yale classmate of Kavanaugh’s describes a dormitory party gone awry and a drunken incident that she wants the F.B.I. to investigate.