MBA ‘26 I remember staring at the walls of my empty MPP apartment on my first day in Chicago, terribly jetlagged and even ...

This piece challenges the culture of silence in business schools and asks – what kind of leaders are we becoming if we refuse to speak up for what we believe in?

How is AI transforming the world – and how can future business leaders keep up? At Chicago Booth’s 7th Annual Technology Conference, students, alumni, and tech innovators from companies like OpenAI, ...

Balancing coursework, recruiting, and treks stretch the MBA calendar, adding dating to the mix raises a new set of strategic ...

About the Author: Reva Loving is a first-year student in the full-time MBA program and a proud co-chair of the Low-Income / ...

Between late-night study sessions, endless cups of coffee, and life's unexpected curveballs, the Booth part-time MBA journey ...

After a childhood attempt at mango farming in Canada, this Boothie’s journey has been anything but linear. From consulting to ...

The ChiBus team is excited to share an interview with Sindhu Banerjee, ‘26 where he reflects on what inspired his vision for BRAIV, how Booth has helped shape him as a entrepreneur, and how to truly ...

Was Vegas really better under the Mob, or are we just remembering the free steaks? In this piece, Christian Bohren (‘26) ...

You’ll Laugh. You’ll Learn. You Might Cry. 🤓 12 questions. Countless bragging rights. Start the quiz now and see how your Booth brain stacks up.

Professor Mike Minnis gives an inside look at his role supporting Booth’s faculty, from hiring leading researchers to shaping curriculum. He reflects on memorable faculty debates, shares what’s ahead ...

Chairs began planning the first-ever Booth Machu Picchu trek via the Inca Trail. Hours before departure, they had to change their hike to something unknown.