MAM Blog & News

Incoming students in SOM’s residential master’s programs reflect on the shared values and collaborative spirit that unite their cohorts.

After a day of Orientation activities on campus, incoming MBA student Elise Lehman ’28 joined her new classmates downtown for a group spin class.

Zimmerman, a distinguished scholar of the economics of education, has produced policy-relevant research that has had profound effects on his field.

In just a few years, Dean Burton Malkiel brought six future Nobel laureates to Yale SOM's faculty—and changed how the wider academic world saw the school.

In Natural Capital, students in a global classroom examine how water, energy, and other resource systems shape business decisions—and learn how to navigate the choices involved.

Since its inception, Yale SOM has trained skilled and compassionate leaders who want to make the world a better place.

OpenAI’s new research program is funding 14 projects examining AI’s effects on work, education, and inequality.

The story behind the symbol that launched the school involves a last-minute scramble and a Yale employee who was fluent in the ancient tongue of heraldry.

At Evans Hall, Orientation Week began with reflections from school leaders on community, leadership, and SOM’s 50th anniversary.

Tookes, a professor of finance, will provide strategic leadership for policies, programs, and services that support faculty excellence across the university.