Kiera Klinsky

RC year felt like one of those Homo sapiens diagrams pasted on the walls of middle school science classrooms. At first, we crawled, and then we stumble-walked, and then we ran. Now it's April, and our time as RCs is ending. This year, for me at least, has been one of becoming. Career interrupted, granted the space and time, I worked to begin becoming the things I had been meaning to be—one of which was an entrepreneur.

How Founders Find Technical Support at HBS Eighty-five percent of MBA students begin school wanting to be entrepreneurs. In an age where the MBA degree can feel ever more optional, business schools have doubled down on this value proposition—presenting themselves as a breeding ground for the next great unicorn startup. Harvard Business School is no exception.

Dartmouth student businesses lack female representation. by Kiera Klinsky | 30 minutes ago From the bed they sleep on to the apparel they wear, the lives of many Dartmouth students are influenced by a few dozen of their peers: Dartmouth’s student-business owners. But for years, Dartmouth women have been boxed out of student-business ownership. It’s not an act of intentional exclusion. Women have merely been forgotten as the traditional student-business structure has evolved without them.