Forum Asset Management donates $125,000 to Lang real estate program
Forum Asset Management is the sixth organization to support Lang's GREA campaign.
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Lang’s “Future You” campaign showcases its strength in developing progressive, career-ready business leaders
The campaign features stories of alumni from Lang's Bachelor of Commerce program.
Lang Insights: The impact of higher interest rates
Lang faculty provide their insight into the impact the hike in interest rates will have on the Canadian economy, real estate and the food supply chain.
Nudging Nutrition: U of G Researchers Study What Makes Students Eat Better
Marketing professor Dr. Sunghwan Yi and applied nutrition researcher, Dr. Paula Brauer, in the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences have been studying nudging with funding from the Ontario Agri-Food Innovation Alliance.
Lang Insights: Communicating value in real estate marketing
Newly published research from Lang's Dr. Paul Anglin explores the intricacies of effective real estate marketing.
Lang real estate students awarded scholarships thanks to The Condo Store
Commerce students Sydney Copping, Conner Poroszlay, and Zachary Shereck were awarded the inaugural scholarship from The Condo Store.
Pandemic-Caused Distress Sparks Rise in Addictive Behaviours: U of G Study
A study by Dr. Sunghwan Yi from the early months of the pandemic found distress caused by COVID-19 sparked an increase in potentially addictive behaviours from compulsive shopping to overeating to gambling and gaming.
Pandemic is challenging the essence of Starbucks’ brand
Professor Timothy Dewhirst contributes to the Toronto Star about how Starbucks and many other businesses have had to shift amid the pandemic.
A generational book, Coupland’s ‘Generation X,’ celebrates 30 years
Dr. Timothy Dewhirst offers his thoughts on Douglas Coupland's "Generation X" celebrating 30 years.
When it comes to cigarettes, what’s in a package? Not much, if they’re sold in Canada
Dr. Timothy Dewhirst contributed a commentary to the Toronto Star about Canada's revised cigarette packaging regulations.