New research applies machine learning to better predict stock market volatility
New research from professor Dr. Liu sheds light on how AI and machine learning can better predict stock market volatility.
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Lang Leadership Conference explores how to thrive in uncertain times
Earlier this month, students and alumni from Lang’s MBA, MA in Leadership and new Masters in Project Management participated in workshops, lectures, networking events and keynote presentations at the Lang Leadership Conference.
Lang launches new five-year Strategic Plan with renewed focus on responsible business education
The Strategic Plan outlines the focus and priorities over the next five-years to continue to build Lang as a globally-focused business school committed to responsible business education.
Lang prof examines what motivates donors to give to causes abroad as well as locally
Dr. Saerom Lee's latest research focuses on helping organizations understand how to make the most of their outreach efforts.
New report highlights Lang research strength and impact
The Lang School of Business and Economics released its annual Research Report for 2021-2022, which highlights the impact of Lang faculty research.
New research is helping insurance companies navigate the “new normal” of climate change
Dr. Hong Li's newest project aims to understand how climate change is impacting insurance companies risk management.
New research aims to examine decision-making of donors to boost charitable giving.
Dr. Juan Wang's new research explores the reasons for the drop in Canadian charitable giving.
Connie Zavitz Recognized for Excellence in Academic Advising
Connie Zavitz, manager of external relations and student advising in the Department of Management, has been awarded U of G’s Excellence in Undergraduate Academic Advising Medallion.
Commerce Students Pitch to Blue Jays Sales Team
Throughout the winter semester, Lang Commerce students worked with the Toronto Blue Jays to come up with innovative ways to engage with fans and promote the new Outfield District that is a part of the Rogers Centre’s new $300 million renovation project.
Lang publishes first employment report for Commerce program
A new report from the Lang School of Business and Economics highlights the success students and alumni have in finding employment.