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As part of a pivot into the social impact space, Rebecca Luo ’27 helped a national literacy organization analyze user behavior, refine a product, and deploy AI responsibly.

An SOM tradition of small-group dinners hosted in student apartments helps MBA cohorts connect outside of class.

Anagha Mulpur ’27 returned to her home state to intern at a venture capital firm focused on entrepreneurship and investment in Detroit.

Shubhi Jindal ’27 reflects on an exhausting and exhilarating week guiding an incoming cohort of SOM students through the first weeks on campus.

After learning the ropes of consulting during her first year at SOM, Lexi Jaster ’27 applied her skills at a nationwide firm’s Philadelphia office.

Alongside the United Nations Development Programme and the Global Network for Advanced Management, Professor Todd Cort and Clint Bartlett ’17 are working to change how investors price capital for sustainable enterprises in the developing world.

At SOM’s annual club fair, incoming students explore the many professional, cultural, and social groups that offer opportunities to deepen existing interests, discover new ones, and make connections.

Working on the company’s plant-based yogurt team, Sara Bloem ’27 found the “general management boot camp” she’d been looking for.

We sat in on class sessions with three students who received scholarships, and learned how donor support enables them to take advantage of a Yale SOM education and draw on cutting-edge research and practitioner insights as they build their paths t

We are in the midst of a seismic shift in business and culture caused by the rapid deployment of AI.