School Headlines

SOM students participating in a backyard ultramarathon

Katherine Shine ’27 reflects on a first-time event that got SOM students running around (and around) the block to support their peers pursuing nonprofit internships.

Ned Lamont ’80 won another term as governor of Connecticut; Brett Guthrie ’97 and Seth Magaziner ’10 will return to Congress.

A new Yale SOM core course is preparing students to enter the workforce with AI skills and an understanding of the technology’s implications for business and society.

Through a fellowship with an education nonprofit, Thaniya Shankar ’27 spent the summer as a strategy advisor to a charter school network in her hometown.

A panel discussion taking place in a hotel ballroom

At a New York City event, Dean Kerwin K. Charles and former deans Jeffrey Garten and Edward Snyder reflected on their tenures at the helm of SOM.

Linda Sun, who manages federal grant programs for public schools in Washington, D.C., reflects on how small funding decisions can create more equitable systems.

Three people sitting on a stage beneath a large presentation screen, speaking to an audience in an auditorium

The annual event convenes leading practitioners and members of the Yale community to explore the greatest challenges and opportunities of the clean energy transition.

Michael R. Myers, SOM’s director of admissions for strategic priorities and community engagement, traveled to five cities to meet prospective MBA students and explore the country’s vibrant economy and culture.

SOM students making empanadas during a cooking class

To celebrate Latine Heritage Month, MBA student Tamari Dzotsenidze ’27 learned to make empanadas with a little help from SOM chefs.

In 1978, SOM built a novel partnership with a neighboring Yale school to encourage its students to tackle environmental problems using their business education.