CT's Midnight Oil Collective is about artists funding artists to find success. Instead of waiting for people to fund their projects a group of artists found a new way to fund their work.

On Thursday, the NYU Entrepreneurial Institute and Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking at Yale’s Summer Fellowship hosted the 10th Annual NYU-Yale Pitchoff. Three teams from each school took the stage to pitch the startups they’ve been developing this summer in front of a packed audience.

Career Bridges, a program designed to support refugee and immigrant women with high levels of academic or professional experience. Career Bridges offers tailored mentorship and internship opportunities, building pathways to participants' desired careers in the US.

Congratulations to Yale alumna Natalia Oberti Noguera. Natalia founded the network to get more women into early-stage investing.

Releevum: a self-serve device designed to manage stress and tension—in a simple, natural, and non-invasive way.

Google for Startups announced the recipients of its fourth Google for Startups Black Founders Fund and second Latino Founders Fund, which respectively provide promising Black and Latino-led startups non-equity cash awards to help fuel their businesses. One Las Vegas-based founder, Leslie Asanga of Pills2Me, is among the recipients, amounting to $150,000 invested in Nevada startups.

Edlyft is among the 23 startups selected for the prestigious Google for Startups Black Founders Fund.

From Startup Yale 2023 Manolo Sanchez Prize winner, The Fines & Fees Freedom Fund, being featured in the Yale Daily News, to April Koh's discussion with Crew Capital about Spring Health's AI-powered mental health solutions, this edition of our Alumni Highlights showcases how previous Tsai CITY program participants are continually tackling big issues and sparking change in their respective fields.

What you need to hear about Gen Z—from Gen Zers and the people who’ve done the work to understand them deeply.