News

The annual event—unique among leading business schools—provides a forum for students, practitioners, and researchers to discuss how economic development can create value for business and society.

The annual event invites undergraduate and graduate students from universities with top-rated real estate programs to compete in an industry challenge.

Seven MD/MBA students will join an alumni community of over 100 graduates.

The new online course, open to anyone, teaches participants how to advocate for themselves during negotiations and make advantageous deals.

In a fireside chat, Hite reflected on his career in public education and work with The Broad Center, which co-hosted the event with the Dean’s Office.

Students honored Lorenzo Caliendo, who teaches the core Global Macroeconomy course, and Carlos Reyes ’04, who teaches Sustainable Investment in Private Markets.

Yale MBA students will take a new course focused on practical applications of AI tools, and existing courses will include additional technical training and discussion of the technology’s societal impact.

The students were recognized for their contributions to the Yale SOM and New Haven communities.

Family, friends, and faculty gathered at Evans Hall for a ceremony honoring the Class of 2026, the largest graduating class in the school’s history.

Student-led startups HAVN, PARTEE, and Comitia won audience choice awards at the university-wide entrepreneurship event.