MBA Stories

Three alumni leaders of color sat down for a wide-ranging conversation on topics related to advancing anti-racism in the workplace and in society at large.

We talked with Liam Bartlett ’23 about what he has learned volunteering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts.

Cases featuring diverse protagonists, and others addressing issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion, are part of the curriculum in a growing number of courses.

The inaugural Donald Ogilvie ’78 Colloquium on November 30, sponsored by the Council on Anti-Racism and Equity (CARE), will bring together a panel of three alumni—Lofton Holder ’90, Judith Scimone ’00, and Fred Terrell ’82—in conversatio

Two Yale SOM students are among the 19 Yale students who will spend the year collaborating with U.S. policymakers and researching a variety of pressing global issues.

We talked with Jenna Starr ’23 about what she learned volunteering on the board of the Wallingford Public Library in suburban Connecticut, as part of Yale SOM’s

From its Yellow Ribbon Program affiliation to its supportive atmosphere, military veterans weigh in on the deciding factors that led them to pursue an SOM MBA.

The winning team delivered a data-driven, strategic approach for addressing the placement of electric vehicle charging stations.

First-year MBA students share their favorite memories from their first eight weeks at Yale SOM. One frequent highlight: the connections they have made with their fellow students. 

Joint-degree student Adela Kim ’23 spent her summer internship gaining hands-on experience with the nonprofit organization CCS Fundraising.