Events

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When: Monday, August 31st 2026, 6:00 am EDT - Monday, May 31st 2027, 4:00 pm EDT Location: 2026-2027 Employer Sponsorship Program (YEAR-LONG PROGRAM, NOT A FAIR) Find out more

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

Join the First-Gen & Limited-Income Network for the second-annual FLI Fest. This year's theme will be all things Fall! Come enjoy an afternoon of Fall activities, including wreath decorating, cider, a pumpkin patch / carving and painting, lawn games, photo areas, and other Fall foods. Roxy's Grilled Cheese will be on-site (vegan options available). Attendees will be entered to win prizes, including - Barry's Bootcamp passes - $100 GrubHub gift card We will also have booths hosted by on and off-campus resources specific to first-gen and limited-income students. The Come and learn about how Babson can support FLI students academically, professionally, and financially. The FLI Network will be giving out merch while supplies last. Find out more

The Hidden Life Of Stage Directions: Language, Law, and Theatre Workshop with Bess Rowen Friday, October 2, 12:00pm Sorenson Black Box FREE. Registration Required.Open to Babson, Wellesley and Olin Students Only. Stage directions do more than tell actors where to stand—they help create entire worlds. In this interactive workshop, theatre scholar Bess Rowen explores the evolution of stage directions and the creative possibilities they offer contemporary artists. Through hands-on activities inspired by the work of Sarah Ruhl, participants will experiment as actors, directors, and writers, discovering how words on a page become performance in motion.Bess Rowen is Associate Professor of Theatre at Villanova University and author of The Lines Between the Lines: How Stage Directions Affect Embodiment (University of Michigan Press, 2021). Her research focuses on stage directions, performance, embodiment, and contemporary theatre. A scholar, director, actor, and intimacy professional, she has published widely in leading theatre journals and edited the student critical edition of A Streetcar Named Desire for Methuen Drama. She teaches courses in theatre, gender and sexuality studies, and performance.linesbetweenthelines.com Find out more