Many Yale SOM students build bridges to their neighbors in New Haven by pitching in with a variety of local organizations and nonprofits. Every year, student clubs and course projects offer opportunities for students to make an impact on the community by putting their business skills to work and to learn by doing.
Yale SOM students joined their counterparts from Yale Law School and the Yale School of Architecture in a course aimed at increasing the affordable housing stock in New Haven.
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VAIL A set of new master plan concepts for the West Vail commercial area received a viewing Wednesday from members of the public who were able to weigh in on ideas via multiple choice questions. About 70 people registered for the event.
The grocery store question – how many grocery stores should be in the area and what types – received an overwhelming response among the dozens of Zoom meeting attendees, of which 71% said they’d like to see one large, full-service grocery store and one specialty foods store. The area currently contains both a Safeway and a City Market, and the suggestion to leave two large grocery stores received 21% favorability.