Yale approves expansion plan
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Yale University has approved plans for its largest expansion in decades, changes that will allow it to raise enrollment by 15%, school President Richard C. Levin announced.
Creating two new residential colleges will increase student enrollment to 6,100, Levin said. It would be Yale’s biggest expansion since it began admitting women in 1969.
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