What I’m Learning from the Stanford MBA
If you asked Stanford MBA student, Abhinav Kejriwal what he learned this past year, I wouldn’t point to a single class. Not because the classes aren’t useful (they are) but because they weren’t the main thing.
From Case Studies to Crisis? Why MBAs Are Demanding More from Their Degrees
When MBA students at Stanford Graduate School of Business - long seen as the spiritual home of startup swagger and big ideas to change the world - openly declare, “We’re not learning anything,” it’s time to listen.
5 Big Ideas… With Himanshu Rai
Prof. Himanshu Rai’s ultimate goal is to help shape an India that not only succeeds economically but also leads morally and philosophically on the global stage.
BlueSky BookShelf Meets: Sándor Gyula Nagy
As policymakers grapple with deciding which new global partnerships to make, or whether to break from the pack and go it alone, how can they gain an accurate idea of which actions will best benefit economy and society?
Charmed, Then Alarmed: Why Narcissists May Win The Room But Lose The Deal
As it turns out, confidence alone doesn’t seal the deal. research shows that emotional tone matters when attempting to win over investors.
Designing The Business School Of The Future
It's hard to predict what the business school of the next two decades might look like, but we can already see the early signs of institutions challenging traditional models of learning and finding new ways to keep students engaged.
Pride Month 2025: Visibility Breaks Down Stereotypes And Promotes Acceptance
This Pride Month, we're speaking with students and faculty leading LGBTQIA+ societies at their institutions to explore how they're making a difference.
Pride Month 2025: The Discomfort Of Confrontation Is a Valuable Part Of The Process
This Pride Month, we're speaking with students and faculty leading LGBTQIA+ societies at their institutions to explore how they're making a difference.