The Class of 2029 Blank Leadership Scholars arrive at Babson equipped with entrepreneurial spirit and social impact experience, from launching nonprofits and tech solutions to championing environmental education. The post Class of 2029 Blank Leadership Scholars Bring Excitement to Campus appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
In our occasional photo series, staff photographer Nic Czarnecki shares a unique, long-exposure image to illustrate the movement of students at the Club Fair. The post Unscripted Moment: Club Fair Blur appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
For the 29th consecutive time, U.S. News & World Report has named Babson College the No. 1 undergraduate school for entrepreneurship. The post No. 1 Again: Babson Tops Entrepreneurship Ranking for 29th Consecutive Time appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
The new program empowers MIT undergraduates through a unique blend of research, leadership development, and global engagement. The MIT Center for International Studies (CIS) is delighted to announce the launch of the Laidlaw Scholars Program at MISTI. Made possible by a generous $1.1 million gift from the Laidlaw Foundation, this new initiative at MIT focuses […]| Laidlaw Foundation
At UC Davis, a new bladesmithing club is forging more than knives. Led by materials science and engineering major Aaron Diamond, the team is (literally) sharpening hands-on skills and crafting connections.| College of Engineering
The College of Public Health and Health Professions are dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.| College of Public Health & Health Professions » University of Florida
As a sophomore, Jason Ou ’27 left campus during the pandemic. His departure set him off on an entrepreneurial odyssey, as he moved from one opportunity to another. Now, five years later, he is back on campus. The post After a 5-Year Entrepreneurial Odyssey, an Undergrad Returns to Babson’s Campus appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
A legal research paper co-written by two Babson students was named a finalist in the Student Paper Competition at the Academy of Legal Studies in Business conference. The post Students’ Legal Research Paper Named Finalist at ALSB Conference appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
From fashion to tech, 12 Babson entrepreneurs made BostInno’s 25 Under 25, reflecting the College’s leadership in innovation. The post Babson Entrepreneurs Lead the Way on BostInno’s 25 Under 25 List appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
The Sept. 17 Sales Leadership Summit celebrates Babson’s ongoing growth in sales education and alumni engagement, a winning combination that translated to jobs for two recent Babson alumni. The post How Babson Is Reimagining Sales Education—and Launching Careers Along the Way appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
This past summer, Ethan Metaferia ’27 served as a stadium operations intern at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. Here are four key lessons that he learned. The post Four Lessons from a Summer Internship at an NFL Stadium appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
By the time they graduate, most Babson students will have completed at least one internship. Off the clock for the summer, undergraduate students reflect on their summer internships. The post Pitching, Problem Solving, and Professional Growth: Babson Students Share Summer Internship Success appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
Trim Dining Hall may be a key part of everyday life for many Babson students, but a slew of faculty and staff members also make it part of their daily routine. At lunchtime, they file into the dining hall, seeking food and camaraderie. The post The Regular Crowd Shuffles In: Lunchtime at Trim appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
The power of AI heightens the importance of business schools teaching virtues as well as vision and skills. The post Trust in leadership begins with nurturing strength of character appeared first on Laidlaw Foundation.| Laidlaw Foundation
This month, the OneHaas Alumni Podcast is excited to share the story of Joshua Ahazie, founder and CEO of ATIDE and marketing lead at Warner Music Africa. Joshua grew up in Lagos, Nigeria in a household brimming with music and entrepreneurial spirit. After following one of his brothers to California and attending Berkeley City College, […] The post Joshua Ahazie, BS 18 – Putting African Music on The World Stage appeared first on Haas Podcasts.| Haas Podcasts
Learn why rankings alone aren’t enough! Use these 6 key factors to shortlist US colleges that match your goals, personality & future plans.| The Red Pen
Mississippi State’s Office of Prestigious External Scholarships encourages students to reach new heights After earning an exceptional high school GPA and test scores, Christopher Robinson turned his attention to college. Dreaming of a career in the medical field, he submitted his applications full of promise and anticipation. But as a…| Alumnus Magazine | Mississippi State University
With championships and top-tier recruiting classes, Babson Director of Tennis Michael Kopelman has overseen the transformation of the men’s and women’s programs into national powerhouses. The post Courting Success: How Babson Tennis Teams Transformed into National Powerhouses appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
The school year may be over, but Babson’s work of educating entrepreneurial leaders doesn’t stop. In the summer, many entrepreneurs, educators, and leaders descend on campus. They come from around the globe to connect and to learn. What they take away from the College can impact their companies, their classrooms, and their communities. The post An Entrepreneurial Summer: How Babson Impacts Communities Year-Round appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
During move-in day, a new crop of first-year students made Publishers Hall their home. The small residence hall, built over a century ago, is known for the tight-knit communities that form there. The post Publishers Hall Welcomes First-Year Students to Its Cozy Confines appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
Families shared stories of packing, pride, and the promise of entrepreneurship as they helped the Class of 2029 settle into campus life. The post Parents, Siblings, and New Students Come Together for Babson Move-In Day appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
More than 600 new undergraduate students move into Babson each year. The Class of 2029 brings people from nearby and thousands of miles away to celebrate new beginnings on campus. The post Move-In Day Brings Babson’s Global Campus Together appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
In a ghost town within Gloucester, Mass., College founder Roger Babson’s life lessons endure on boulders engraved with mottos adopted by every incoming undergraduate class. The post Babson Boulders: A Living Legacy Etched in Stone appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
As move-in day approaches, the undergraduate Class of 2029 looks ahead to what they want to accomplish and what they hope to discover over the next four years at Babson. The post Passion Projects and Purposeful Ventures Define the Class of 2029 appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
With AI job interviews on the rise, Babson trains job-seeking students to combine cutting-edge tech skills with authenticity. The post How Babson Trains Students to Stand Out in AI Job Interviews appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
Babson provides more than just a world-class education and career opportunities. Through the generosity of its alumni and other donors, the College supports every facet of the student experience, including competitions, professional and personal needs, and anything else that comes up. The post Helping Hands: Alumni Support Enhances Babson Students’ Experiences appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
Last year, we spoke with SAFS undergrad, Michael Han, about receiving the NOAA Hollings Scholarship and where this would take him over the next year. This summer, Michael has split his time between NOAA’s HQ in Silver Spring, Maryland and NOAA’s Aircraft Operations Center (AOC) in Lakeland, Florida. His internship has been focused on NOAA’s Hurricane Hunters, aircraft which fly into the world’s worst weather to collect data which assists forecasters in making accurate predictions duri...| School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences
Your go-to guide for UK university entrance exams. Understand test formats, get preparation strategies, and simplify your undergraduate admissions.| The Red Pen
From experimenting with high-protein recipes in his kitchen back in high school to signing with major nutrition companies this year, Adi Banerjee (Neuroscience and Nutrition ’28) has always been pushing for progress with his protein bar startup Posana. Earlier this year, Posana was verified by UC Berkeley as meeting their Food and Beverage Choices Policy… The post Posana founder Aditya Banerjee is making protein exciting for students appeared first on UC Berkeley Sutardja Center.| UC Berkeley Sutardja Center
Mississippi State President Mark E. Keenum hugs a student as he presents her degree during spring 2025 commencement. Approximately 3,500 students received degrees this week during seven commencement ceremonies held in Starkville and Meridian. (Photo by Grace Cockrell)| Mississippi State University
It’s not just about startups and pitches. The people in the audience at Babson’s Summer Venture Showcase make it a hub of connections and support. The post Mentors, Investors, and Proud Parents: Who’s Watching Babson’s Summer Venture Showcase appeared first on Babson Thought & Action.| Babson Thought & Action
International higher education is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Indian students, with 892,989 studying abroad in 2023, are reassessing study abroad options as traditional destinations face growing uncertainty. While overall Indian student outbound numbers dropped by 15 per cent in early 2024, this decline is likely to continue due to ongoing safety concerns, geopolitical instability, and […]| The Red Pen
In this episode of the Berkeley Startup Podcast, we sit down with Rohan Verma, founder of Arbor Advisory, executive coach, startup advisor, and former LinkedIn and Dropbox exec. With over 15 years of leadership experience in scaling billion-dollar tech products, Rohan shares his remarkable journey from Berkeley undergrad to tech executive, and ultimately, to full-time […] The post From Tech Exec to Founder-Coach: Rohan Verma’s Journey of Grit, Growth & Giving Back appeared first on Haas P...| Haas Podcasts
Explore the pros and cons of pursuing a double major. Is the extra effort worth it for your career and academic goals? Discover insights from The Red Pen.| The Red Pen
Written by Donna Gilleskie | July 29, 2024 Several undergraduate and graduate alumni of the Economics Department at UNC-Chapel Hill make up the Economics Department Advisory Board (EDAB). These Board members serve the […] The post UNC Economics Appoints New Student Advisory Members appeared first on Economics Department.| Economics Department
Presenting original research at an academic conference is a major achievement for undergraduate students. Take some advice from undergrads who have not only survived their first academic conference…| Clio and the Contemporary
Medicine remains one of the most competitive courses in the UK, attracting thousands of applicants each year. In 2023, over 36,000 students took the UCAT, a crucial two-hour aptitude test to assess candidates for medical and dental programs. With significant changes, including the introduction of Qualitative Reasoning, set to take effect in 2025, aspiring students […]| The Red Pen
On this episode of the OneHaas Alumni Podcast, meet alum Shinghi Detlefsen, president of Wholesome Story and CEO of ExpandFi. Shinghi’s entrepreneurial spirit at a young age propelled him into a successful sales career with experience at major tech companies like Google and Amazon. After beginning his higher education at Berkeley City College, he transferred […] The post Shinghi Detlefsen, BS 13 – Finding Million Dollar Ideas Everywhere appeared first on Haas Podcasts.| Haas Podcasts
Fueled by curiosity and guided by mentorship, Megan Hong found her place in sustainable engineering at UC Davis. Her hands-on work in labs and industry sharpened her skills and affirmed her path toward a Ph.D. and meaningful innovation.| Materials Science and Engineering | UC Davis Engineering
In this insightful episode of Berkeley Startups, Arjun Dev Arora, founder of Format One and Retargeter, joins us to share hard-earned lessons from over 15 years of supporting 500+ startups. A UC Berkeley alum and seasoned operator-turned-advisor, Arjun unpacks the reality behind successful startup journeys—from the grit it takes to build during downturns, to the power of […] The post Execution Over Ideas: Arjun Dev Arora on What Really Builds Startups appeared first on Haas Podcasts.| Haas Podcasts
In this inspiring episode, Vance and Michele sit down with Ravi Malhotra, a second-year MBA student in the EW program at Haas and Corporate Controller at HeartBeam. From his humble beginnings in India to leading finance operations in Silicon Valley, Ravi shares his remarkable journey of grit, purpose, and continuous learning. Ravi dives deep into what […] The post “Student Leaders” Series Part 4: Ravi Malhotra – Leading with Purpose in Finance and Beyond appeared first on Haas Podcasts.| Haas Podcasts
With groundbreaking AI advances, two Babson students have created what is believed to be the first AI-designed chair on a college campus.| Babson Thought & Action
Happy May! Just like that, we find ourselves wrapping up another academic year. As I look back at this year, I am filled with gratitude for this community. We have come together for big events like this semester’s student celebration, the Through the Student Lens and the ACT Film Festivals, CPD events, and alumni panels. […]| Communication Studies – Colorado State University
Senior Will Settlage reflects on his journey from transfer student to student speaker at our May 17 recognition ceremony. Learn how his involvement with ACT Film Festival and academic excellence shaped his CSU experience.| Communication Studies
At UC Davis, a new bladesmithing club is forging more than knives. Led by materials science and engineering major Aaron Diamond, the team is (literally) sharpening hands-on skills and crafting connections.| Materials Science and Engineering | UC Davis Engineering
In this episode of the Leadership Lab series, Susanna Kempe, CEO of the Laidlaw Foundation, speaks with Shearer West, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Leeds, on the importance of arts and humanities degrees, leading with empathy, and navigating challenges as a woman in a male-dominated field. The post Leadership Lab – Shearer West, Vice Chancellor & President, University of Leeds appeared first on Laidlaw Foundation.| Laidlaw Foundation
Discover Colorado State Communication Studies student opportunities this April, including honor society applications, summer courses, and our student film festival. Join department events!| Communication Studies
The Department of Retail, Hospitality, and Tourism Management (RHTM) is pleased to announce that the the Hospitality and Tourism Management program within RHTM is fully accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration (ACPHA). ACPHA, established by the International Council of Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education (ICHRIE), evaluates and accredits hospitality programs that demonstrate excellence […]| College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences
Discover how a gap year can transform your future with unique opportunities for growth, adventure, and purpose. Explore volunteering, internships, cultural immersions and more.| The Red Pen
ECE Mentor Spotlight Debrah Kwaku Major: Computer Engineering Classification: Senior Hometown: Ghana What is your favorite part about being a mentor for MSU’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering? Mentoring gives the opportunity to share my knowledge and guide students through technical challenges to help them gain confidence and develop problem-solving skills. What makes| Electrical & Computer Engineering - Bagley College of Engineering
Abu Dhabi, UAE, January 28, 2025: New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) has received a commitment of over $1 million from the Laidlaw Foundation to establish a landmark partnership – the first of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). The Laidlaw Scholars Program at NYUAD is dedicated to developing the next […]| Laidlaw Foundation
Discover how to enhance your college application by showcasing intellectual curiosity. Learn strategies to highlight your passion and discover ways to avoid common mistakes while doing so| The Red Pen
A deferral from an early college admissions round is discouraging. But you'll be re-evaluated in regular admissions. Here are do's and don'ts.| The Red Pen
Recently, I have met many juniors and peers especially from non-computer Science related backgrounds asking me about securing a job as a fresh graduate especially in this area of software engineering. Here's my take and some tips and tricks to get started.| Tech Interview Handbook Blog
Babson’s new HELV classrooms use advanced tech to foster seamless virtual and in-person collaboration, enhancing the educational experience.| Babson Thought & Action
Abel Abraham shares his journey from being a first-year student during the pandemic to becoming an award-winning mathematics major.| UNC Research Stories
