Stand Up for Yale

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Yale alums defending academic freedom in higher education. https://standupforyale.org

THIS SATURDAY! Stand Up for Yale will join student and faculty groups in the Democratize Yale coalition for an on campus town hall about the free speech, academic freedom, and university governance issues plaguing the university. Join us - in person or online! www.standupforyale.org/news/invitat...

Invitation: A Yale Community Town Hall (Sat. Nov. 14, 4-6 p.m.) — STAND UP FOR YALE

Stand Up for Yale, the Yale College Council, the Endowment Justice Collective, and the Yale chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) invite Yale faculty, students, staff, an...

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“We’re constantly told about the importance of dialogue on this campus and listening across differences,” said Yale AAUP President Daniel Martinez HoSang. Meaningful dialogue must include faculty organizations, even when they disagree with university leadership.

White graphic with blue-outlined paper frames and the heading “Why We Want to Meet” in large blue serif lettering. Below, text explains that Yale AAUP chapter leaders have repeatedly sought meetings to discuss three faculty concerns: academic freedom protections, Yale’s negotiations with the Trump administration, and faculty representation in university decision-making. The Yale AAUP logo appears at the bottom, with a blue arrow pointing right.White graphic with blue typography and overlapping paper outlines. A large quotation reads, “We’re constantly told about the importance of dialogue on this campus and listening across differences…” Attributed to Daniel Martinez HoSang, President of Yale AAUP. Below, text states that McInnis has repeatedly emphasized listening to diverse viewpoints and asks whether that commitment extends to faculty organizations critical of her administration. The Yale AAUP logo and a right-pointing blue arrow appear at the bottom.White graphic with blue typography and overlapping paper outlines. A large quotation reads, “I think it is important for any university president to meet regularly with the faculty…” Attributed to Laura Nasrallah, Vice President of Yale AAUP. Below, text explains that Yale AAUP has raised concerns about whether administrator-appointed committees adequately represent faculty perspectives. The Yale AAUP logo and a right-pointing blue arrow appear at the bottom.White graphic with blue-outlined paper frames and the Yale AAUP logo at the bottom. Large blue headline reads, “Read the full story.” Below is the Yale Daily News article title, “Faculty group alleges McInnis has declined repeated meeting requests,” by Hailey Young, published November 11, 2026. The link bit.ly/YDN_DeclinedMeetings appears in bold blue lettering. A blue bookmark icon appears in the lower-right corner.

8 meeting requests. 0 meetings. Since May 2025, Yale AAUP says President Maurie McInnis has declined eight requests to meet with chapter leaders about academic freedom, federal negotiations, and faculty governance. Yale Daily News: bit.ly/YDN_DeclinedMeetings

White graphic with overlapping blue-outlined paper frames and the Yale AAUP logo at the bottom. Large blue headline reads, “8 Meeting Requests. 0 Meetings.” Below, text states that Yale President Maurie McInnis has declined eight requests to meet with chapter leaders since May 2025. On the right is a screenshot of a November 11, 2026, Yale Daily News article titled “Faculty group alleges McInnis has declined repeated meeting requests,” including a photograph of a blonde woman seated on a couch in a wood-paneled office. A blue arrow points right.

The plain fact of it is thus: the Trump administration wants to re-segregate higher education. It is a racist project straight-up-no-chaser. Accommodating any of this puts you on the wrong side of history, makes you a collaborator in this project. ballsandstrikes.org/law-politics...

Trump DOJ: Yale’s Medical School Has Way Too Many Black Students

The administration’s view is that the mere presence of students of color at Yale Medical School proves discrimination against white people.

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Wow. Yale President McInnis caught on a hot mic speaking disparagingly of a student who asked her about democratizing Yale. '“Anyway, she was one of those students who shows up pissed off,” McInnis told Lewis, referring to a student who approached her at the anniversary event.'

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On Friday, 10/2, Stand Up for Yale joined students and faculty at Yale protesting the administration's efforts to cut a deal with Trump by constructing a replica of the famous Lipstick sculpture - a symbol of freedom of speech from the 1960s. A thread of news articles for you...

"Lipstick" Traces Latest Yalie Protest - New Haven Independent

Against potential settlement with the Trump administration over the university's admissions policies.

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Tremendous turnout and energy at the Democratize Yale protest on Friday! Huge high five to hundreds of students, faculty, workers, and alums who are fighting for academic freedom and freedom of speech while telling President McInnis and the trustees NOT TO CUT A DEAL WITH TRUMP!

Yale students smile and clap at a Democratize Yale demonstration - one holds a sign reading "TRUSTEES: LISTEN. RESIST. DEMOCRATIZE."