Featured Stories
In this poignant reflection on the recent campaign, Rhea delves into the disconnect between political ideals and voter reality, exploring the complex factors—like economic priorities, data failures, and cultural divides—that shaped the outcome. Despite the challenges, she finds inspiration from the campaign.
In DJing, the “drop” is that climactic moment where the beat hits, electrifying the crowd. For me, however, the “drop” wasn’t always a surge of energy—it was sometimes a pause, a moment of self-doubt. “In business, I’ve come to realize, the principle is the same. Whether consulting for clients or managing healthcare projects, the people in front of me—clients, patients, or stakeholders—are my “crowd.” This mindset became essential when I co-founded my healthcare consulting practice in Nepal, a resource-limited environment where success depended on understanding and addressing unique client needs.”
PEOPLE AND CAREERS
After his sister’s Punjabi wedding, Namit traded celebrations for solitude, setting off alone to Georgia’s Svaneti region. He found a culture of hospitality beyond anything I'd experienced, where strangers welcomed me not just as a guest, but as family. Read about the warmth, generosity, and lessons learned from a land that redefined what it means to truly feel at home.
News
Dana Fink recounts the Booth Wine Club experience competing in blind bordeaux tasting at the French Consulate in New York.
Recent changes to Booth’s class bidding system, driven by the integration of new Master’s in Management (MiM) and Master’s in Finance (MiF) programs, have left MBA students frustrated and concerned. Issues like uneven bid point allocation, lack of communication, and increased competition for popular courses are disrupting academic plans and class dynamics. With tensions rising over fairness and the quality of the Booth experience, students are calling for urgent administrative action to address these challenges.