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We talked with Sofia John ’23 about what she learned volunteering as a grant reader for a regional organization dedicated to seeding and supporting sustainable communities.

Read about the Yale origins of Dybvig and Douglas Diamond’s important work on bank runs and financial crises.

The study investigates whether common asset pricing models would be effective in an efficient market—that is, one in which public information is properly reflected in prices.

Mason Scisco ’23

Emily Whitehouse shares tips on talking to your employer about the MBA for Executives program and gaining formal approval for the required time away from work.

Mobarak, the founder of the Yale Research Initiative on Innovation and Scale, writes that rigorous data collection is key to understanding whether the results of a pilot hold on a larger scale. 

Silver Scholar Charline Uhl ’23 reflects on how the unique program, which allows students to begin their MBA immediately after they finish their undergraduate degree, has strengthened her commitment to driving social impact and her ability to do s

Ederer and his co-author were honored for a study finding that the rise of common ownership, in which large institutional investors have overlapping investments in competing companies, has decreased the efficiency of the economy and the value prov

The video series is intended for law students, journalists, or anyone who is interested in antitrust enforcement. 

The Office of Inclusion and Diversity offers a look at how Yale SOM is centering Latinx culture and experience during Nation