Yale University Commons Dining Hall

Laborers and athletes working or exercising in the heat.

Elderly, immobile individuals, those without air conditioning, and those with medical problems making them more susceptible.

You can golf, sail, skate, swim, jog, play tennis, and more at these sports & recreation facilities.

Our roster of club sports range from archery to fishing, lacrosse, rugby, skiing, and more.

Discover the many fitness classes available at Yale’s Payne Whitney Gymnasium.

New Haven boasts 2,200 acres of parks and has recreational programs for people of all ages.

Overwhelmed by heat with mildly elevated body temperature, low-grade fever, weakness, dizziness, and profuse sweating.

Most severe form with altered mental status, confusion or comatose, difficulty walking, and not necessarily stopping sweating.

A little overheated, sweaty, slightly dehydrated, feeling weak but not very symptomatic.

Graduate & professional teams are open to all students, faculty, and staff.

Teams from every residential college vie for the coveted Tyng Cup in our undergraduate program.

Recreation at Yale is a 24-7 operation. We pride ourselves on providing activities for everyone.

Stay well hydrated leading up to activities in heat.

Wear hats and lightweight, loose-fitting long-sleeved clothing to reduce sun exposure.

Take breaks, get into the shade, and cool down if feeling overwhelmed.

Dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, vomiting, headaches, fatigue.

Slower response times, confusion, difficulty walking.

Confusion, altered mental status, difficulty walking, passing out, or severe vomiting.

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