This year, only 1,821 students are living on campus, meaning only 36 percent of on-campus housing capacity is filled, according to Yale Director of Media Relations Karen Peart. An additional group of ...

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Yale has promised to encourage and help students find off-campus housing to ease the overcrowding. The university hopes to raise $55 million in additional endowment to provide for the increased cost.

According to data from U.S. News & World Report, 97% of Harvard students reside in “college-owned, operated or affiliated housing.” For Princeton, that number is 94%.

A Yale University graduate student woke up to a man pointing a gun at them and was sexually assaulted in an off-campus residence, according to university police. The incident happened at about 2 a ...

Learn how financial aid, including loans and grants, can help cover housing costs, and find tips to maximize your aid for both on- and off-campus living. WSJ Barron's MarketWatch IBD Buy Side from WSJ ...

Many students tend to flock to off-campus housing behind Yale's Pierson College on Park Street, according to Evans, while the university's medical school is often the center of police activity, ...

Yale student protesters formed a human chain on Tuesday in a now viral video. @NetanelCrispe/X. Crispe, a 22-year-old who has both Israeli and American citizenship, grew up in Danby, Vermont.

Any explanation of Yale's housing has to start with the residential-college system. There are 14 residential colleges, and all Yale students are affiliated with one before we even get to campus.

A Yale graduate student awoke to find an intruder in their off-campus apartment early Tuesday. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 65°F.

Yale’s campus newspaper is being criticized for censoring a pro-Israel columnist by removing what it called “unsubstantiated claims that Hamas raped women and beheaded men.” The Yale Daily ...

Yale is soon to test out a new way of heating and cooling campus buildings without burning fossil fuels: by drawing from the earth’s temperature 850 feet below “Science Hill.” ...