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Faculty Fast Take: What Speaks Louder Than Your Interview Answers? Your Iced Coffee.  It has workers everywhere divided: Is it OK to bring an iced coffee to an interview? Wendy Murphy P’30, the Edward A. Madden Distinguished Professor of Global Leadership at Babson, weighs in on the fierce debate.
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October 19, 2026

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How Babson’s Newly Named Writing Center & AI Literacy Lab Evolved for the AI Era Renamed the Writing Center & AI Literacy Lab, Babson’s writing center is helping students use artificial intelligence thoughtfully without losing the critical thinking, personal voice, and human connection at the heart of writing.
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October 16, 2026

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Photos, clockwise from top left: Veronica Lucena ’30, Ilik Mohamed ’30, Aarav Nandwani ’30, Niza Noeun ’30, Hanif Rafif ’30, Dinara Shayakhmet ’30, Jigme Wangchuck ’30
How Babson Became Home for International Students From seeing their native language on campus to sharing food and traditions with new friends, international students in Babson’s Class of 2030 reflect on the moments that made a new country begin to feel like home.
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October 15, 2026

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What Is Unretirement? How Retirees Are Returning to Work and Reinventing Their Careers More professionals are returning to work after retirement or caretaking and they’re using lifelong learning, entrepreneurship, and returnships to help. Learn why unretirement is growing.
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October 14, 2026

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A Future that Folds: What the New iPhone Duo Says About Apple and Innovation The latest release from Apple, the tech giant that once dreamed up game-changing products such as the iPod and iPhone, is a foldable smartphone. Babson professor and Apple fan Stephen Brand has thoughts.
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October 13, 2026

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Scholarship Spotlight: A Long-Term Investment in Student Access Moved by his Babson experiences as a scholarship recipient, Jack Waterstreet ’04 began supporting other programs and now has started his own scholarship to create opportunities for other students.
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October 13, 2026

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Exploring and Developing Entrepreneurial Leadership at West Creek Ranch At West Creek Ranch in Montana, nonprofit and social-sector leaders explored entrepreneurial leadership through a unique blend of classroom learning and outdoor experiences. From working with horses to fly-fishing and reflection, participants discovered how authenticity, adaptability, and self-awareness shape effective leadership.
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October 9, 2026

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Finding Home: Helping to Ease the Transition to Graduate School The transition to graduate school isn’t always easy, especially for international students. With his venture, CASA, Adi Pathak MBA’20 helps students prepare for this new phase of their lives.
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October 5, 2026

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Good Company, Good Game’s Impact Continues to Grow over Five Years Members of the fifth cohort of the Good Company, Good Game course reflect on their experiences of learning the six core values of the Blank Family of Businesses and AMB Sports and Entertainment.
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October 5, 2026

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A Playwright Comes to Campus: Reflecting on Creativity, Arts, and the Power of Teachers  Award-winning playwright and author Sarah Ruhl is visiting Babson College on October 6. Students have read her book, Lessons from My Teachers, and a campus theater company is staging her Melancholy Play.
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October 2, 2026

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