The Historian’s Notebook: Honoring the Memory of Donald H. Ogilvie YC ’68, SOM ’78
This week, the Yale SOM community will convene for an annual colloquium honoring Donald H. Ogilvie ’78, a civil rights pioneer who made a lasting impact on the fabric of the university.
First Connecticut Business Deans Summit Draws Leaders from Across the State
The inaugural event convened deans from nine universities to discuss current topics and best practices in business education.
A Day in the Life: Blake Christensen ’26
We followed first-year EMBA student Blake Christensen as he traveled to New Haven, attended class, and socialized with friends—all with two kids in tow. Photos by Tony Rinaldo and Blake Christensen.
Photos: Visiting the SOM Lab
The behavioral lab carries out research for faculty and students, with help from the students and staff who participate in studies.
Prof. Roger Ibbotson Honored by Investments & Wealth Institute
The organization, a professional association of financial advisors and wealth managers, recognized Ibbotson’s influential research with the Investment Consulting Impact Award.
How My Quest to Break a World Record for Global Travel Sparked Something Bigger
After visiting every continent in record time, MBA for Executives student Johnny Buckingham ’26 used skills learned at SOM to create a nonprofit that raises funds for at-risk youth through record-breaking attempts.
Recognizing Working Moms at SOM
In honor of Women’s History Month, Office of Inclusion and Diversity project specialist Dana Carroll talks to several staff members about what it’s like to be a working mother in the SOM community.
Onsi Sawiris School of Business Joins Global Network for Advanced Management
The Onsi Sawiris School of Business at The American University in Cairo becomes the 33rd member of the network.
Prof. Christopher Clayton Receives National Science Foundation Award to Support Geoeconomics Research
The award will help fund Clayton’s scholarship, which focuses on how great powers exert economic pressure on other countries, over the next five years.
Fed Official Michael Barr Provides an Inside Look at Crisis Response
Barr, who is stepping down this week as the Fed’s vice chair for supervision, reflected on the response to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in a talk presented by the Yale Program on Financial Stability.
