Events

Meet us at the Access MBA Fair! This event gives you the ideal opportunity to learn more about the world's most recognized business degree, the MBA, and to speak in person with admissions directors of leading international business schools.On the day of the Access MBA event, you will:Meet admissions directors during 20-minute One-to-One and small group meetingsTake part in panel discussions featuring school representatives and alumniReceive advice and support from the Access MBA consulting team, as well as GMAT and scholarship informationLearn more about the event and register to attend. Find out more

Meet us at the Unimy Grad School fair. This event offers you the opportunity to find the right Masters degree for you by participating in face-to-face meetings with school representatives, school presentations and open fair.Learn more and register to attend. Find out more

An Evening With Sarah Ruhl Tuesday, October 6th, 7:00pmCarling-Sorenson Theatre FREE to Babson students, staff, and faculty$10 Non-Babson Student Admission$15 Non-Babson Faculty/Staff Academic Admission$20 General Admission (Limited availability)Registration required at babsonarts.orgJoin us for an extraordinary evening with Tony Award–nominated playwright, bestselling author, and one of the most influential voices in contemporary theater: Sarah Ruhl. Renowned for her imaginative storytelling, emotional depth, and signature blend of wit and wonder, Ruhl has captivated audiences around the world.In this unique conversation curated exclusively for Babson College, Ruhl will explore Melancholy Play, her beloved and whimsical meditation on longing, transformation, and human connection, alongside Lessons from My Teachers, her acclaimed reflection on creativity, mentorship, and the artistic life. A book signing and meet-and-greet will follow the event.Sarah Ruhl is an award-winning American playwright, author, and teacher whose work has been produced on Broadway, across the United States, and internationally. Her plays include In the Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) (Pulitzer Prize finalist; Tony Award nominee), The Clean House (Pulitzer Prize finalist; Susan Smith Blackburn Prize winner), and Eurydice, named by The New York Times as one of the most impactful plays of the past 25 years. Her opera Eurydice (with composer Matthew Aucoin) debuted at the Metropolitan Opera and earned a Grammy nomination, and her musical Wonder with A Great Big World just finished a run at American Repertory Theater. Her books include Smile, a memoir, 100 essays I don’t have time to write, and Lessons from my Teachers. She teaches at the Yale School of Drama and lives in Brooklyn with her family.Co-presented with the Arts and Humanities division Find out more

An Evening With Sarah Ruhl Tuesday, October 6th, 7:00pm Carling-Sorenson Theatre FREE to Babson students, staff, and faculty $10 Non-Babson Student Admission $15 Non-Babson Faculty/Staff Academic Admission $20 General Admission (Limited availability) Registration required at babsonarts.org Join us for an extraordinary evening with Tony Award–nominated playwright, bestselling author, and one of the most influential voices in contemporary theater: Sarah Ruhl. Renowned for her imaginative storytelling, emotional depth, and signature blend of wit and wonder, Ruhl has captivated audiences around the world. In this unique conversation curated exclusively for Babson College, Ruhl will explore Melancholy Play, her beloved and whimsical meditation on longing, transformation, and human connection, alongside Lessons from My Teachers, her acclaimed reflection on creativity, mentorship, and the artistic life. A book signing and meet-and-greet will follow the event. Sarah Ruhl is an award-winning American playwright, author, and teacher whose work has been produced on Broadway, across the United States, and internationally. Her plays include In the Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) (Pulitzer Prize finalist; Tony Award nominee), The Clean House (Pulitzer Prize finalist; Susan Smith Blackburn Prize winner), and Eurydice, named by The New York Times as one of the most impactful plays of the past 25 years. Her opera Eurydice (with composer Matthew Aucoin) debuted at the Metropolitan Opera and earned a Grammy nomination, and her musical Wonder with A Great Big World just finished a run at American Repertory Theater. Her books include Smile, a memoir, 100 essays I don’t have time to write, and Lessons from my Teachers. She teaches at the Yale School of Drama and lives in Brooklyn with her family. Co-presented with the Arts and Humanities division Find out more

Stop by to meet with an Admissions Director for a cup of coffee to learn more about Babson College's graduate programs. Ask questions about Entrepreneurial Thought and Action, our methodology for turning ideas into action, and ways to excel your professional and personal goals. Start your lifelong journey with Babson now! Find out more