MBA Blog & News

Ellie Utter ’26 wanted to improve her leadership skills while focusing on impact-oriented work. At SOM, she found a community of students applying deeply held values across industries.

MBA student Lucy Brice ’27 picked up a free book at the Book Table, a monthly event hosted by the Office of Community Engagement and Dialogue. February’s titles honored the 100th anniversary of Black History Month.

For the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, Academic Affairs and Student Life staff member Sage Fortune explores the power of Black art to assert humanity in the face of oppression.

Miguel Zaldivar-Giuffredi ’25 leaned on the Yale SOM Finance Club to navigate a demanding investment banking recruiting process and determine which roles best suited him.

MBA student Phuong-Nghi Pham ’26 joined a self-defense class led by a local Krav Maga practitioner. The class was part of a series of events celebrating the Title IX Working Group’s 10th anniversary.

In large and small gatherings across three cities, Charles highlighted the ways that alumni embody the school’s mission and called on them to help chart its future.

English discussed the benefits of the Fed’s current “ample reserve system” and the risks of political pressure on the central bank.

SOM’s most popular club rallies students and partners of all skill levels for drills, games, and off-ice traditions.

A conversation with Ziv Levi ’24, whose startup LeanCon helps construction and real estate firms plan projects more efficiently with AI.

In Quantitative Investing, a core course in the Yale SOM Master’s in Asset Management program, students use mathematical analysis to parse information about companies and build successful investment strategies.