Here's What it Takes to Be a Great Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurship is a game of chance. Or is it? Dr. Bennett McClellan, who earned an MBA from Harvard, spells out a few basic rules so you can play at the top of your game.

Salman Sayyed's journey from a Mumbai footpath to a Texas college

Reading passion leads to Houston Community College, in Texas for Salman Sayyed, who lived on streets and worked as a tour guide to fund college.

Stanford Seed announces expansion to India - applications open

Stanford Seed will run its first program in Chennai from August 2017. Applications are now open.

Leadership, entrepreneurship, and extracurriculars: Q&A with Diana Drake of K@WHS

How can a high-school student succeed in school, university and beyond? The Managing Editor of Knowledge@Wharton High School answers.

Indian computer science students in Canada build a bot to ease the visa application process

Ruhi Madiwale and Dhivya Jayaraman discuss how they created their product, the support they’ve got from Dalhousie University and the local government, and how studying abroad has changed their lives.

7 Qs with University of Canterbury's Vice-Chancellor Dr. Rod Carr

BrainGain magazine spoke to Dr. Rod Carr, Vice-Chancellor, University of Canterbury. Below are edited excerpts from the conversation.

The End of Jobs: Money, Meaning and Freedom by Taylor Pearson

This book is a must-read for Millenials as technology is threatening traditional jobs, while making entrepreneurship safer and more profitable.

'Creative destruction fits well with the spirit and nature of our work'

Engineer, economist and business studies professor Ajay Agrawal explains how the University of Toronto’s Creative Destruction Lab helps campus innovators commercialize research breakthroughs.

"Everything We Do in Class Will Need to Have a Real-World Implication"

Sandy Hooda, Co-Founder of Vega Schools, spoke to BrainGain magazine about education, evolving classrooms, and the future of jobs. Read more below.

Book Review: #Girlboss by Sophia Amoruso, published by Penguin

Nasty Gal founder Sophia Amoruso's business book is for millennials who don’t go to Ivy League schools but dare to dream big.