Shaken, Stirred, and Uncertain: What Amazon’s Takeover Means for James Bond
As Amazon gains creative control of the James Bond franchise, Julie Levinson, a professor of film at Babson, considers what the move means for the film series and what it says about the movie business today.
April 7, 2025
Posted in Insights
What It Means to Be a Student-Athlete at Babson
Athletics is an integral part of life at Babson, with about 500 students playing on one of Babson’s 23 varsity teams. Those student-athletes spend many hours honing their skills, balancing their academic and athletic responsibilities. That makes for a robust, rigorous, and rewarding life, one in which student-athletes are playing a sport they love while developing as leaders, building resiliency, and preparing for their futures.
April 1, 2025
Posted in Community, Entrepreneurial Leadership
Listener, Learner, Traveler, Teacher: A Profile of the Provost
Introducing Ariel Armony, Babson’s new provost and executive vice president. He brings to the College a leadership background in academia, a lifetime of global experiences, and a deep curiosity. As Babson’s chief academic officer, he plays a critical role in guiding the College’s efforts to educate the next generation of entrepreneurial leaders.
April 1, 2025
Posted in Community, Entrepreneurial Leadership
Art and Soul: The Impact of the Sorensons’ Commitment
With the enduring commitment and support of the Sorenson family, the arts occupy a unique place at Babson, providing students with the opportunity to pursue their creative interests while excelling at the No. 1 school for entrepreneurship. Sorenson Arts Scholars reflect on the impact of the Sorensons’ commitment to the arts.
April 1, 2025
Posted in Community
