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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.

In a plenary session marking the conclusion of the group’s 10th-anniversary year, community members spoke candidly about how the school can foster a safe and supportive campus environment.

Meng, who teaches the Operations Engine course, won for teaching in the core curriculum; Wasserstein, who teaches courses on entrepreneurship, won for elective teaching.

This spring, New Haven business owners participated in pricing and negotiation training led by SOM faculty.

Speaking at the second annual Broad Seminar, the labor economist analyzed the independent and cumulative effects of three recent education reforms that provided more resources to the California school systems.

Ma was selected from thousands of nominees to join Young Global Leaders, one of the most competitive leadership communities.

Paula Volent '97, CIO of Rockefeller University, and colleague Devin Brousseau '02 visited campus to discuss the future of institutional investing with students pursuing careers in the field.

Trump’s Ten Commandments, published on March 31, is cited by the New York Times, USA Today, and Amazon.

In a talk presented by the Yale Program on Financial Stability, Cook discussed the Fed’s approach to monitoring the U.S. financial system and lessons learned from her tenure.