Professors

Law, Energy, and “Big Problems”

When you’re looking at business schools, it’s easy (and sensible) to look mostly at the nuances of the different MBA...

Daniel Cullen

May 6, 2020

The Most Interesting Thing I Learned At Booth

Leadership is a performance. That’s the central idea behind Harry Davis’ new class “Leadership Studio.” Davis, who joined Booth’s faculty...

James Wang

May 4, 2020

FACULTY PERSPECTIVES ON THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC

As the COVID-19 pandemic has transformed lives around the world, people all over have invested themselves in fighting the virus...

Daniel Cullen

April 22, 2020

Booth in the time of covid-19

When I imagined my final quarter at Booth, it looked something like this: I would be relieved of most leadership...

Kate Nimmo

March 23, 2020

Can Economics Save the World?

The University of Chicago has been the home of groundbreaking economics research for decades. The school boasts several Nobel-prize winning...

Nadeem Khan

February 20, 2020

30 years of LEAD: Reflecting with Professor Harry Davis

Chicago Booth is known for its flexible curriculum, which allows students to curate a tailored MBA experience by picking and...

Nadeem Khan

October 23, 2019

Best Booth Moment: Rajan vs Rajan – The Squash Game that Wasn’t

Our Best Booth Moment Series continues with students sharing their favorite memories of Booth faculty outside of the classroom. When...

Vidya Rajan

June 27, 2019

Women at Booth Series: Professors

There are so many amazing Professors at Chicago Booth that spend countless hours teaching, mentoring, and passing time with students...

Paul Veiga

March 15, 2019

Modern Data Science vs Traditional Economics from Steven Levitt of Freakonomics

The University of Chicago is well-known for its rich economics program, producing rigorous academic research and six current Nobel Laureates...

Bo Shi

November 7, 2018