Josie Reich

Yale President Maurie McInnis said that Trump’s executive orders targeting higher education attempt to change policies that actually fall under the purview of Congress.

As executive orders threaten Yale, McInnis explained how she works behind the scenes to defend the University’s funding and programs.

Yale’s president and provost messaged the community before the order was blocked, urging patience and restraint as uncertainty gripped the University.

For decades, Yale leaders failed to respond to complaints about inappropriate faculty behavior in the electrical engineering department, a letter claims.

University President Maurie McInnis said that combatting distrust in higher education will be a top priority for Yale during Trump’s next administration, announcing plans to ramp up the University’s Washington-based activity.

The panel featured four pro-neutrality Yale faculty members and Wesleyan University President Michael Roth, who opposes neutrality.

The News spoke with seven legal experts who are divided on whether Yale could face litigation regarding the class of 2028’s maintained diversity.

Yale is seeking to hire administrators to assist in de-escalating protests “with very short notice” on campus.

Maurie McInnis was announced as the University’s new president in late May 2024.

University President Maurie McInnis told the News that she does not plan to articulate a distinct vision for the University or make any changes before her April inauguration, but that she sees student mental health and investments in science and engineering programs as priorities.