Author: Juan Ezquerra

This semester, I enrolled in a class focused on developing consulting skills for global companies: Global Applied Projects. In this course, I am a part of a team that works hard to support a global company with a strategic project. And here's the exciting part: it wasn't just virtual meetings and late-night emails!

Spring is around the corner in Columbus, and with it comes a vibrant calendar of events to keep you entertained throughout March. Whether you're a music lover, a nature and beer enthusiast, or just looking for a family-friendly outing, there's something for everyone in the city this month.Music Lovers Assemble!March 2nd: Country musician Sam Hunt brings his "Outskirts Tour 2024" to the iconic Nationwide Arena. Get ready to sing along to his most popular hits!

Applying for a graduate degree might feel overwhelming and confusing because future students will have to navigate the intricate process of applying to different schools, sell their brand successfully, and choose among promising schools that will shape their professional careers.Through an interview with Monica Jacobs, Sr. College and Regional Recruiting and Enrollment Specialist at Fisher, we gathered some insights on the application process that all future buckeyes want to read to make the best out of their applications.Why do you recommend doing an MBA program?Great question!

Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA) Conference in Chicago. During three days full of insightful sessions, a vast career fair, and relationship-building events, I and some of my Fisher peers connected with many MBA students and industry professionals representing the LGBTQ+ community. The annual ROMBA Conference is a life-changing experience, not only due to its impact on the professional development of MBA students but also because of the personal stories shared at its sessions and panels.

The city of Columbus has so many different activities and events to share throughout the whole year. However, due to its convenient location in the Midwest, the fall season is one of the best times to have fun around Columbus. Not only because of the city’s cozy weather, colorful trees, and bonfire aroma, but mainly for its community vibe.Here are some of my personal favorites:Columbus Coffee FestivalAt this event, you can enjoy tastings from diverse local coffee shops and roasters while navigating different pastries, food trucks, and miscellaneous merchandise.