Starting a startup while in business school is not easy. But at Booth, the journey feels less daunting, thanks to the incredible support of classmates, professors, and the broader UChicago community.

The Nobel Prize in Economics does not exist. UChicago should stop pretending otherwise—hinging our university’s reputation on an outright fraud is not a good look. And UChicago Booth students and ...

Sarah: I had a deep expertise in a single type of company and worried I had pigeonholed myself as “the grants lady” and would struggle to make my career goals come true. Booth gives me theoretical ...

When the Class of 2025 began our MBA journey, the world was already in flux. But in the months following, it changed more radically than most of us could have anticipated. Universities have become ...

I remember staring at the walls of my empty MPP apartment on my first day in Chicago, terribly jetlagged and even more nervous. I had just left everything behind at home in India. I realized how far ...

My name is Reva Loving, and I’m a first-year (1Y) at Chicago Booth. While I’m definitely not a dating guru, I’m here to tackle the hush-hush question every applicant secretly wonders: what’s it really ...

If you want to understand Chicago, don’t look in the pan of a deep dish pizza (bottomless), the drinks at TNDC (limitless) or how much Booth students care about grades (also bottomless). Look instead ...

Last fall, Chicago Booth’s Investment Management Group had a record number of teams finish in top place at MBA investment pitch competitions across the country. Every year students have the ...

We (Ritu and Munveer) have always loved to cook. Whether we’re throwing down for a big Indian family dinner or making a simple meal after a 5-8pm class at the Harper Center, food is a love language ...

When I arrived in Taiwan after college, I never imagined that over the next year I would appear on Chinese-language talk shows in Taipei and Beijing, and interview President Ma Ying-jeou in Mandarin.

Liquidity Preference Functions (the name itself derives from Keynesian liquidity preference theory - a demonstration of Boothies’ penchant for clever economics puns and fondness for frosty beverages) ...

This statement is in response to concerns raised in Qi Zheng’s op-ed, New Master’s Programs Should Concern All Boothies. Response to “The new programs could further stress resources in the MBA program ...