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When Daniel Ammann made the switch from Morgan Stanley investment banker to General Motors treasurer in 2010, he discovered an important truth about working for a huge and complex organization: you’ve got to jump in with both feet and learn the pl

“Dreamers are mocked as impractical. The truth is they are the most practical, as their innovations lead to progress and a better way of life for all of us.”
― Robin S. Sharma

One week seems like a really limited time when you need to prepare a group presentation for a finance class, a colloquium with an important speaker for the club you are leading, an exam worth 25% of your final grade, a coffee chat with the recruit

Katie Rae ’97, the managing director of a top tech accelerator called Techstars, visited campus this week to talk about entrepreneurship in an event hosted by the Women in Management Club.

Business schools from around the northeast (and even North Carolina!) stormed campus last weekend to compete in Yale SOM's 24th annual soccer tournament: the Yale Cup.

Having lived in Southern California my entire life, this year is my first experience with an actual Autumn season. As I've been biking to school each day, I've noticed this tree that has been slowly turning from green to a fiery red.

The program, the first of its kind in the United States, will allow students to earn an MBA and a master's degree in public health in 22 months.

“He who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead; his eyes are closed.” –Albert Einstein

I came to Yale with great excitement to explore the world of this IVY League school. What I have got in return so far has been more than just the academic experience.

The past week I had the opportunity to go to Shanghai, China, and am frankly still suffering a bit from the remnants of jetlag from the long flight back to New Haven, CT, so apologies for the delay as I had every intention of writing this post fro