Rogue golfers may find their brands in the rough
Dr. Timothy Dewhirst examined golfer Dustin Johnson’s brand ambassadorship in a commentary for the Toronto Star.
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Balancing being a student and competitive athlete
Amelia Krelove, former student athlete and Lang commerce '22 graduate, shares her tips on how to balance your time while also making the most of your experience both academically and socially.
Lang celebrates National Indigenous History Month and Pride Month
June is a special time of the year as we celebrate both National Indigenous History Month and Pride Month on campus and in our communities.
Welcome to the Lang family!
Kelsey White, Lang Students' Association President 2022-2023, welcomes new students to the Lang family!
New real estate professor aims to further boost connections to industry
Alumna Leslie Legge joins the Lang School in the Department of Marketing and Consumer Studies as an Assistant Professor in Real Estate.
With food ‘shrinkflation,’ less is more these days
Dr. Timothy Dewhirst writes that along with inflation, we are also seeing "shrinkflation" and though these reductions may go unnoticed at first, they represent price increases.
No token hires: Putting women in top jobs in men's sports is about winning
Dr. Ann Pegoraro spoke to CBC News about the value of having women in top positions with sports clubs.
Lang tourism faculty building sector resilience with new SSHRC Connections Grant
Dr. Statia Elliot (Director, School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management) and retired faculty Dr. Marion Joppe have been awarded funding as part of SSHRC’s Research Data Management Capacity Building Initiative.
Want Your Employees to Return to the Office? U of G Expert Offers Insight, Advice
Dr. Jamie Gruman offers his insights on returning to the office. He notes that flexibility is a tactic that could be used to support employees and their return to the office.
U of G Places 16th in Global Impact in International Ranking
The University of Guelph placed 16th worldwide when it comes to sustainable impacts on society, according to a new global ranking by Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.