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Nine students will work with New Haven city agencies to propose new projects related to affordable housing, public infrastructure, sustainable construction, and local entrepreneurship.

The team of students from Yale SOM and the Yale School of the Environment devised solutions to a series of challenges related to business and the environment.

A longtime Yale administrator, Sharif-Hyder is currently the senior associate director of the University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct.

Alongside Professor Vahideh Manshadi and other scholars, Lee created an algorithm that assigns refugees to optimal cities across the U.S. as measured by employment outcomes. Their paper on the subject was honored at the INFORMS Annual Meeting.

Second-year MBA students spend the fall semester preparing their first-year counterparts for the rigor of summer consulting internship interviews.

Students in the new two-year program will earn an MBA and a Master of Science.

The Artsy Fund, which brings work by diverse artists to Edward P. Evans Hall, unveiled pieces by Indigenous artists Kim Weston and Sariah Park this fall.

A major gift from Golub Capital will help the school provide greater resources and institutional support to students who serve on boards in and around New Haven.

An inaugural competition convened students from across Connecticut to discuss how emerging quantum technologies can shape the state’s economic future. The winning team included SOM student Rui Li ’25.

Heidi Brooks, senior lecturer in organizational behavior, and Kavitha Bindra, assistant dean and executive director of executive education, spoke to managers from across the university about cultivating healthy and supportive workplaces.