This summer, ten student teams will spend eight weeks at Tsai CITY as part of CITY’s Summer Fellowship, an intensive accelerator to incubate new companies, nonprofits, and initiatives.

…a word that can be hard to make sense of. At Tsai CITY, we see innovation as understanding and challenging existing systems to imagine what could be.

After emerging victorious from the “Chun Challenge for Change” earlier this month, three sustainability-minded students are working to establish a program that will allow students to check out reusable dishware for group events in an effort to encourage waste reduction on campus.

If you’re not looking for it, it’s easy to miss the Yale Landscape Lab. Even when you are looking for it, it can be hard to spot. Tucked away on a wooded plot on West Campus, the serene beauty of the Landscape Lab is a far cry, and a shuttle ride away, from the gothic architecture and busy streets of Yale’s downtown campus.

From April 3 through 5, Yale student innovators joined investors, community leaders, and cross-sector practitioners at Startup Yale 2019.

From Wednesday to Friday, community leaders, investors, practitioners and Yale student entrepreneurs came together to discuss and foster innovation at Startup Yale — an annual event organized to celebrate the innovations of Yale students.

Four student teams took home 2019’s Startup Yale prizes on April 5, in the culmination of a three-day event celebrating entrepreneurship and innovation at Yale.

The Yale Daily News covers the Arts & Media Innovation Awards showcase.

Finalists have been announced for the two Startup Yale prizes managed by Tsai CITY. Reflecting Yale’s diverse innovation ecosystem, these student teams join a cohort of Startup Yale prize finalists working on ventures in fields from healthcare to sustainability. The teams will pitch their ideas on Friday, April 5, as part of Startup Yale, a three-day gathering of Yale’s innovation community that is free and open to the public.