Serena Williams Will Remain a Trailblazer Long After She Retires: U of G Sports Business Prof
The expected retirement of Serena Williams from professional tennis may be bittersweet, but it’s a chance to celebrate her legacy, says Dr. Katie Lebel.
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The Bay Revives Zellers Not for Nostalgia’s Sake, But for Success: U of G Marketing Prof
While the revival of Zellers floods many with nostalgic memories, the company responsible for its return has a different goal in mind, says Dr. Tanya Mark.
Lang Real Estate Program receives $125,000 gift
Deloitte Canada has contributed $125,000 to Lang's Guelph Real Estate Alliance (GREA), allowing Lang to significantly enhance learning opportunities within the program.
8 Jobs, 5 Volunteer Positions, 1 Rewarding University Experience
Alex Charette, a 4th year Management Student, writes about his experience working multiple part-time jobs on campus while completing his studies at Lang.
2022 Teaching Award of Excellence Winners Announced
Rob McLean and Scott McRoberts are the 2022 Teaching Award of Excellence winners.
Lang MBA capstone course provides Hero Certified Burgers with next-level business insight
During their capstone course, Lang MBA students provided insight and advice to industry partner Hero Certified Burgers.
Three hospitality, food and tourism management professors awarded research funding
Dr. Statia Elliot, Dr. Hwan-Suk (Chris) Choi and Bruce McAdams are this year's Tourism Initiatives Fund recipients.
Completing a major, minor and certificate at Lang
Rachel Provis, a 4th year Management student at Lang, writes about completing a major, minor and a certificate all while being involved outside of the classroom.
Field trips exist at university too
Alyssa Quaglia, a 5th year student at Lang, writes about her experience with the Field School Program in Ecuador and how this experience will impact how she uses business as a force for good.
Soy-based skincare startup on the rise thanks to oilseed entrepreneurship funding
A U of G soy-based skin care startup supported by Lang’s John F. Wood Centre for Business and Student Enterprise is the recipient of $5,000 in funding from donors in the oilseed production industry.