What I’m Thankful For
As Thanksgiving approaches, we asked SOM students what is making them feel grateful this year.
Exploring Native American Identities through Indigenous Art
The Artsy Fund, which brings work by diverse artists to Edward P. Evans Hall, unveiled pieces by Indigenous artists Kim Weston and Sariah Park this fall.
The Historian’s Notebook: The Nobel Laureate Who Pioneered Modern Behavioral Finance at Yale
Robert Shiller’s work attracted faculty to SOM and inspired new research, making the school the epicenter of a developing economic field.
A Message from the Director of Admissions: What Happens After You Hit ‘Submit’
Keith Gallinelli offers a behind-the-scenes peek at the MBA for Executives admissions process.
Unlocking Clean Electricity
Scaling clean energy to supply a modernized electric grid will be key to addressing the climate crisis. A panel hosted by the Yale SOM Dean’s Office convened practitioners to discuss solutions.
Achieving Inclusivity Through Testing Accommodations
Yale observes Disability Awareness Month in October. Dana Carroll of Yale SOM’s Office of Inclusion and Diversity writes that testing accommodations foster an inclusive learning environment all year long.
The EMBA Admissions Team’s Top Tips for Applicants
Advice for putting together your best application, from resume to recommendation and beyond.
The Historian’s Notebook: What Was Business Education at Yale Like before SOM?
SOM opened its doors in 1976. But the history of business education at the university stretches back over a century.
Heritage and History: A Conversation with Enoc Reyes
As part of a new series from the Office of Inclusion and Diversity, Dana Carroll talks with media services staff member Enoc Reyes about his family history and his favorite ways of celebrating Latine Heritage Month.
Prof. Diana Van Patten Wins Award for Research on International Trade
Van Patten will be recognized by the Kiel Institute alongside three other economists for a group of studies on international trade.
