The Harbus is pleased to announce the 2013 HBS Most Eligible Winners! Danny Samit (NE) Sarah Cannon (NI) Amir Rouzrokh (OA) Stephanie Swingle (OI)
Most of us have iPads, but most of us don’t have kids. That’s what I shared with Phyl Georgiou, the co-founder of Tiggly, who explained why I, and any adult that knows a toddler, could find Tiggly’s iPad toddler-toy useful. We all know a two-year old, right? In my case, I know plenty, so I [...]
Sep 262012
Boston is known for its wide array of culinary offerings from clam “chowda” in Quincy Market to savory Italian food in the North End. However to the surprise of many, Boston also offers some of the finest chocolatiers in the country. The best way to experience them is by taking a “Boston Chocolate Walking Tour” [...]
Harbus: What was the highlight of your academic year? Dean Nohria: I am surprised and delighted by the amazing things that take place at Harvard Business School on any given day. But here are some highlights from this academic year: One highlight has to be the opening of the new classrooms in Batten Hall last fall. [...]
On March 23, The Harbus Foundation held its annual awards ceremony in which it donated over $53,500 to charities selected by groups of HBS MBA students.
Mar 252012
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Check out our favorite shots from HBS students during their Spring Break adventures.
Feb 292012
The 2012 EC Ski Trip
Feb 282012
Aashna Kircher and Jason Sorger Our time here at HBS is short and SA needs to be a resource on which you can count, to which you can go for help when you need it, and which will be there for you every day. We are running for Co-Presidents of [...]
Feb 232012
Editors’ note: The following two articles highlight the first two years of Women at HBS. The first article contains the announcement to the student body that women were eligible to apply. The second article contains the words of the first women at HBS themselves as they dealt with the challenges of integrating into what was [...]
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