Yale
Coverage of Yale in the Nexus archive.
- Higher Ed Is Very Sorry
Public confidence in U.S. higher education has dropped from 60% to 42% over ten years, with 70% of Americans believing it is moving in the wrong direction. Universities and organizations like Yale, Vanderbilt, Washington University, and the American Association of Colleges and Universities have released reports analyzing the loss of trust, citing factors like institutional distrust, political backlash against diversity initiatives, and political bias in academia.
- Yale Seeks Trump Administration Deal in Inquiry Over Race and Admissions
Yale is seeking a deal with the Trump administration regarding an inquiry into race and admissions. A potential agreement might reduce federal pressure on the university but could provoke backlash from students, faculty, and alumni.
- List of active weather alerts as severe weather moves through southeast Michigan
The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for northern St. Clair County in southeastern Michigan until 6:30 p.m., with hail and damage risks. Other counties in the region have no active alerts.
- Yale study finds nearly half of older adults improved with age
A long-term Yale study found that nearly half of adults over 65 improved physically, mentally, or both over time, challenging the myth that aging causes constant decline. The study also noted that individuals with more positive attitudes about aging were significantly more likely to show these improvements.
- Elite colleges are losing America’s trust. Community colleges can win it back
Elite colleges are losing public trust due to economic challenges and AI-driven job changes, creating opportunities for community colleges and certification programs. Indianapolis Public Schools and partners like IU Indianapolis and Eli Lilly demonstrate pathways to career readiness through partnerships and dual-credit programs. Education leaders emphasize personalized college counseling and transparent financial commitments to attract students.
- I know the REAL story behind the Benadryl death crisis... and it's so much worse than anyone knows. Americans must be told the truth, says Yale doctor GARY SOFFER
Yale doctor Gary Soffer claims the real story behind the Benadryl death crisis is worse than known, stating Americans must be told the truth.
- These Wall Streeters didn't go to target schools. A $7,000 course helped them reach the big leagues.
Non-target school students are using Wall Street Oasis, a $7,000 course platform, to break into Wall Street careers. The platform offers financial modeling courses, mock interviews, and a network of 3,000 mentors, with 88% of students completing 90% of courses securing jobs within 12 months. A Georgia State University student used it to land an internship at Wells Fargo.
- Stephen Schwarzman’s grandfather inspired the Blackstone billionaire’s philanthropy: It was ‘his privilege to help others in need’
Stephen Schwarzman's philanthropy, inspired by his grandfather's charitable acts and father's support for immigrants, includes over $1 billion in donations to education and AI initiatives. His foundation funds institutions like MIT, Oxford, and Yale, while his Giving Pledge commitment aligns with other billionaires like Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg.
- Uncle Sam considers buying a seat on the Titanic
The US government is considering taking financial stakes in AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, which are not yet profitable. Federal investments in such ventures have reached $20.9 billion across 16 deals, with studies suggesting government funding can boost innovation despite risks.
- Who is Hasan Piker? Meet the far-left streamer who is stirring up controversy and dividing Democrats
Hasan Piker, a far-left Twitch streamer with 3.1 million followers, has sparked controversy within the Democratic Party due to his antisemitic and anti-American rhetoric. He recently addressed the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner shooting, linking critics to Israel and suggesting the attack might not be politically motivated. Piker has also made inflammatory statements about UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and defended Hamas, further polarizing political discourse.
- Gen Z isn't a monolith — and the data shows it
Gen Z is divided into two sub-generations, Gen Z 1.0 (pre-pandemic) and Gen Z 2.0 (post-pandemic), with distinct political and cultural views. Younger Gen Z 2.0 men are shifting rightward, while overall youth voter preferences remain volatile. Experts highlight generational divides in trust, technology, and political engagement.
- Streamer who said Rick Scott should be ‘killed’ invited to Yale as lawmaker demands funding cut
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., demands federal funding cuts for Yale after the university hosts Hasan Piker, a controversial streamer who previously called for Scott's death. Piker's past remarks, including comments about 9/11 and excusing Hamas' actions, have sparked political backlash. Yale's Political Union is set to host Piker for an event debating the end of the American Empire.
- Streamer who said Rick Scott should be ‘killed’ invited to Yale as lawmaker demands funding cut
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., demands federal funding cuts for Yale after the university hosts Hasan Piker, a controversial streamer who previously called for Scott's death. Piker's event, 'Resolved: End the American Empire,' has sparked political backlash over his far-left views and past inflammatory remarks.