GBS Blog & News

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.

A major gift from Golub Capital will help the school provide greater resources and institutional support to students who serve on boards in and around New Haven.

Robert Shiller’s work attracted faculty to SOM and inspired new research, making the school the epicenter of a developing economic field.

The new designation will enable international students to apply for a two-year extension of work authorization in the U.S.

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.

Now in its second year, the fair connects SOM students to sustainability, environmental stewardship, and climate change organizations across Yale and the greater New Haven community.

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.

Henry Lam ’25, a student in the GBS program, started his SOM journey with team-building activities, invigorating class discussions, and a new role in student government.

SOM opened its doors in 1976. But the history of business education at the university stretches back over a century.

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.