“HBS is intense.” Those three words sparked a recent lunchtime conversation with some section-mates, the observation casually dropped in...

I have high hopes for 2025 — and not just because I’ll finally dodge the “Under 25 Young Driver” fee when renting a car. That’s merely a...

A love letter to The Harbus  and the peerless team behind it. Edouard Lyndt, CEO and Editor “Student-run publications like The Harbus...

Our paper. Not unlike an HBS case discussion, editing The Harbus  has been both enlightening and chaotic, and occasionally leaves me...

The Great Pumpkin. Just when you thought the Harbus couldn’t get any spookier…we’re coming to you on October 31! This edition is...

On Time, Waffles, and Elections. Welcome to the October edition of the Harbus , where the insights are as crisp as the weather and as...

The Great Displacement is upon us. The Great Displacement is upon us! Robots are coming for our jobs, automation is overtaking manual...

HAGS. HBS is a community of makers. For our final edition of the academic year, we aggregate reflections and learnings from ECs heading...

Staying thankful in the home stretch. We’re knocking on the door: eleven more days of class for RCs. Take an average of 2.5 cases per...

We need to talk. No one wants to hear those four dreaded words: “We need to talk…” My take: they should! (Granted, I mean this more in...

“Love’s in need of love today.” Stevie Wonder opened Songs in The Key Life (#4 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time) with a...

Expressing gratitude through words Growing up, my mom’s favorite story to tell adults who just met me, was that I read the first Harry...

The business of words My family has been in the business of delivering words to the world for generations. My grandfather was a mailman...

From darkness comes art There is so much going on in the world that doesn’t make sense. From far away, we doomscroll on Instagram and...

Recalibrating after a month back September is gone, and with it, its avalanche of social events, new cases to read, new friends to meet...

Here we go again! The end of summer is always bittersweet. It’s bitter: because we can no longer spend weeks traveling the world or doing...

The memories that shape us Rory Finnegan, Editor-in-Chief Edgard Mejico Salinas, Editor-in-Chief In the famous Pixar movie Inside Out,...

The times, they are a-changin’ April arrived, and with it, warmer weather, more sunlight hours, and the last month of classes in the...

The duality of HBS “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks” is a saying we have all heard over and over again. As we approach midterm...

The start of something new The tradition of setting a New Year’s resolution is ancient. Over 4,000 years ago, the Babylonians started...