In the news: March edition
Each month, we will be highlighting Lang faculty, staff, and graduate and undergraduate students in the news.
- Dr. Ann Pegoraro talks to Front Office Sports about how much is Caitlin Clark changing the tide for women’s sports. Read more here.
- Dr. Timothy Dewhirst wrote a commentary for the Globe and Mail about Ontario not doing enough to protect children from sports gambling ads. Read more here.
- In a piece for PsychToday, Dr. Jamie Gruman, explores how a neural system in the brain can leave us feeling stuck. Read more here.
- Dr. Ann Pegoraro talks to Yahoo Sports about the “Clark Effect” and what it means for women in sports. Read more here.
- Dr. Timothy Dewhirst looks at the role of advertising in the Oscars past in a piece for the Toronto Star. Read more here.
- New research co-authored by Dr. Sourav Rayas featured in the Journal of Marketing. This study examines how the misalignment of contracts can erode innovation outcomes of high-tech firms. Read more here.
- Sports management researcher Dr. Katie Lebel weighs in on why the WNBA expansion is being considered in Toronto. Read more here.
- Professor Thomas Sasso interviewed with Global News to talk about gig work. He notes more work needs to be done by governments and workplaces that may be clients of gig workers to put in better supports. Read more here.
- Professor Lianne Foti shares some insights on CBC News about why the Body Shop is closing its doors. Read more here.