Innovative Problem Solving @BU
Photo starring and submitted by Kirk Hlavka, 2014
Category: culture
Work hard, play harder @BU!
Photo submitted by James Megliola, 2014
SMG Snapshot: A “Candied” Shot! Internship Fund Candy Grams!
The Internship Fund was an initiative started last year by the class of 2014 in order to ensure that fellow students who were interested in public or nonprofit sector internships could pursue them despite smaller summer compensation. Last year, the internship fund raised over $25,000 and supported multiple MBA students in public and nonprofit sector […]
Sometimes we’re well aligned and focused…and sometimes not! Especially when tubing in Vermont!
Photo submitted by Mark Grimm, 2014
My daily walking view from the Boston University bridge!
Photo submitted by Kristen Cuneo, 2014
Breaking Convention Left and Right: A 1st Year’s Perspective on the New Curriculum & Module System
There are all kinds of stereotypes floating around about MBA students. The most widely accepted is that we’re cutthroat: mercilessly competitive, money-driven, and power-hungry. When I was considering the decision to attend business school, I was a bit unsure about being included in a group labeled with these characteristics. I subscribed to the stereotype. I’ll […]
The Internship Fund kicked off 2014 with a packed room for the info session. And, the first donation of the year!
Photo submitted by Kelly Mackey, 2014
Breaking eggs breaks up the day. Not all team formation takes place at a desk!
Photo by Aeriel Emig, 2015
Just helping BU celebrate its 100th birthday and hanging out with Dean Freeman. He kept telling us to call him Ken and even high-fived some of us – strong family here!”
Photo submitted by Eugene Kang, 2015
Something New? Something BU! (MSMF)
One year ago, the words ‘Masters in Mathematical Finance’ flashed on my screen as I combed through the vast amount of graduate programs geared towards students with quantitative backgrounds. It felt like every day I woke up I had a new idea about how I was going to use my highly theoretical degree in math […]