Associate Dean for Career Services Stephanie O'Connor on the first month, working with the clubs, and why you should catch your breath.

As my cab entered downtown Chicago from O’Hare, I began reflecting on the eventful summer leading up to this point. From the excitement of receiving my admit to navigating the stress of packing my ...

Britta Stoeckel on why she chose Booth, what GBC actually does, and her priorities for the year. For those who don't know you, could you introduce yourself? I'm Britta Stoeckel, born and raised in ...

A quarter of economics, philosophy, and ethics in Perspectives on Capitalism—and what it takes to rethink your strongest-held beliefs.

Welcome to Booth, Class of 2028! One caveat before anything else: there is no single correct way to spend your 21 months here. What follows is what worked for me, a former EY consultant who came to ...

After 60 years at Booth, Professor Harry Davis is retiring to a Professor Emeritus role after the Spring 2023 quarter. He will be one of only fourteen professors to currently hold the title. It is not ...

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 ...

Across the Midway, patent law is well regarded as one of the most convoluted areas of legal practice. But buried in the complexity of the multitude of regulations is a silver bullet for today’s ...

Awonder Liang is a chess prodigy who also studies at the University of Chicago. One of the youngest players in the world to earn the coveted Grandmaster (GM) title, he has won multiple tournaments - ...

On a crisp, sunny autumn Saturday morning under the clear Chicago sky, more than 40 Booth students, friends, and families laced up their sneakers to take part in the first-ever student-led Booth ...