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The theme for 2024’s celebration is African Americans and the Arts.

Giglio and his co-authors were honored for their study “Biodiversity Risk,” which provides “tools for investors, academics, and businesses to measure economic risks from the loss of the planet’s biodiversity.”

During winter recess, Austin Cai ’25 hosted a panel discussion in his home city of Beijing, creating an opportunity for prospective students to get to know more about Yale SOM and what makes the community unique.

Bruce Becker ’85, a joint-degree graduate of Yale SOM and the Yale School of Architecture, says that making  New Haven’s new Hotel Marcel run on renewable energy was cost-effective as well as being environmentally sustainable. 

Determined to make her mark in the boardroom with her passion and expertise, Kehli Harding Woodruff joined Yale SOM’s Women on Boards program.

Last fall, students brought their pets to Evans Hall to show off their talents and compete for the title of unofficial SOM mascot.

Students explain how The Executive course, which caps Yale SOM’s integrated MBA curriculum, uses case studies and visits from executives to demonstrate the importance of considering multiple stakeholders in solving a business problem.

The two-day event brought together alumni of Broad programs for learning, reconnection, and reflection on “the power of together.”

Cinthya Garibay-Collard ’24 recently completed a semester abroad at the London School of Economics—and she has advice for others considering the same.

During the spring semester, eight SOM students will work with agencies of the City of New Haven on projects to increase economic growth in ways that benefit all city residents.