Success in the Hult Prize: Kashew’s Journey
Kashew is back! As promised, here is part two of our three-part blog series. In this week’s post, we’ll shine light on our Hult Prize Journey, our highs and lows,…
Flying the rainbow flag in the workplace
P — PROTECT EACH OTHER We all deserve to feel safe, wherever we are. When I joined TATA Consulting, they said “Oh, just join the Women’s Network.” But that’s not…
There’s no taste like home
Food tales I: Celebrating culture through food Close your eyes for a moment and think of your fondest memories shared with the people you love. Are you picturing yourself sat…
How to choose your Hult Prize team
Known as the Nobel prize for students and the dream of young aspiring social entrepreneurs, the Hult Prize has made a name for itself for being the most attractive student…
Using challenges as an opportunity to build character
A responsibility to face challenges I believe every person is born with their own set of unique, challenging problems which they inevitably must live with. We can run from our…
In conversation with the youngest director of Nepal’s largest conglomerate
Arpit Agrawal is the Executive Director of Vishal Group, his family business and one of South Asia’s largest conglomerates. Having graduated from Hult in 2012 with a Masters in International…
Students’ mental health in the pandemic
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think mental health? Depression? Stress? Emotional wellbeing? All the above? Mental health is a key component of overall health,…
Looking after students’ mental health
According to a study by Active Minds, 39% of undergraduate students in the US experience a significant mental health issue. For students, particularly undergrad, coming to college abroad is a…
BlockPaisa—the fintech startup from Hult alumni
We caught up Diva Turial and her team members to learn more about their fintech startup—BlockPaisa. Here’s what Diva shared with us: for starting a business, the one thing that…
Hult clubs Choosing to Challenge: International Women’s Day 2021
March marked International Women’s Month at Hult, and with all the beautiful events the Hult womens clubs organized, we’ll now take a look back on what projects the clubs brought…
Poets & Quants recognizes Hult talent
For the Class of 2021, business has been used as a tool to give back and do good. Two of our exceptional students, Jessica Lozano Schmitt and Tumelo Seemule, have…
Earth Day: Calling all students
April 22 marks the celebration of Earth Day in many countries around the world. To many, this represents an opportunity to raise awareness about overpopulation, pollution, conservation of biodiversity and…
Making the invisible, visible
“Can you see my screen?”; “you’re on mute!”, “please turn on your camera”—the list goes on. This is the situation we’ve grown accustomed to and in hindsight is quite humorous;…
Hult Alumni Magazine 2020: Arielle Shnaidman
Master of Her Own Message Your greatest asset? Yourself. While treading a relentless path to “success”, Arielle Shnaidman realized she no longer recognized her destination. A little introspection and a…
Celebrating Women
It’s International Women’s Day—I’m excited and you should be too! “Why is that?” you may ask. Well, for one, I’m pretty confident that you were birthed by a woman, and…
World Book Day: Top recommended non-fiction books
In a previous post, Hult students shared some of their favorite fiction titles with the promise of more to come. In this second and final installment, our student ambassadors share…
World Book Day: Top recommended fiction books
In light of International Women’s Day, we are celebrating the ingenious minds of female authors around the globe who have immortalized their gripping stories and insights. Hult’s blog ambassadors from…
On Campus: Black History Month
February marked Black History Month in the US and, as it draws to a close, we take a look back at some of the highlights from campus. Black People Talk…
Hult Alumni Magazine 2020: Omar Sakr
Your skillset can transform your career trajectory. But can it change the course of an industry across an entire country? Result: affirmative. Combining the hard skills of his PhD. in…
NGOs & for-profits: A clash that’s changing our world
Understanding beyond what we don’t know When defining business, an idea which works not to generate profit but out of sentiment for the cause, is not the first thought that…
Happy Chinese New Year!
Although many people across the world celebrate the start of a new year on January 1, in China, the real 2021 doesn’t start until there is a new moon. In…
Clubs, societies, and COVID-19
Hello, COVID-19 COVID-19: Need I say more? Everyone’s talking about. It’s all over the news. People are doing what they can to fight the coronavirus by wearing masks, face shields,…
Hult Alumni Magazine 2020: Chapters
A check in with three of Hult’s thriving alumni chapters from around the globe. Shanghai, China “When we took charge of the chapter leadership back in December 2018, it felt right…
Redefining goals for 2021
It is mid-December and I sit by the window in a café and sip my coffee. A blank Word document stares right back at me and I ponder what to…
Why did I choose Hult over other schools?
As 2020 comes to an end, I was reflecting on when I wanted to start a Masters in Business in Administration back in 2019, and what this meant to me…
Poets & Quants reveal some of Hult’s finest
Our students and faculty have a reputation around the world as being outstandingly driven and academically exceptional, but we love it when others recognize and reward those things too! That’s…
Globetrotting in a time when travel seems impossible
Studying in the times of a pandemic—wonder how that works? I did too, actually—and when I decided to make my journey to Hult earlier this year, I didn’t know exactly…
What 2020 has taught me
It is a cold Sunday afternoon, and I am sitting at my desk, looking out the window, and trying to reflect on the lessons that 2020 has brought me. “Where…
Adapting to the changing tide
Wake up, try not to disturb Clem (my very nice French roommate), follow the familiar path to the bathroom. On highly productive days go to the gym at 7am with…
Graduation 2020: My two-year EMBA, an experience I wouldn’t want to miss!
Looking back at two years of weekend classes, balancing work and study, long hours in the office, and even longer hours on campus finishing group projects—I can say it was…