Three teams from York University’s Schulich School of Business made it to the top 10 in the national finals of the L’Oreal Brandstorm case competition, with one team earning second place.
Read moreThe Rob and Cheryl McEwen Graduate Study & Research Building, which is part of the University’s Schulich School of Business, received LEED Gold certification – one of the highest standards of sustainability for a building.
Read moreThe 15th edition of Schulich Startup Night included a competition and fireside chat, and gave students and alumni an opportunity to pitch their business ideas to a panel of top industry professionals for a chance to win a $5,000 cash prize.
Read moreA study recently published in the “Journal for the Association of Consumer Research” finds that advanced (aged 50-plus) female style influencers use the social media platform Instagram to actively fight gendered ageism rampant in the fashion and beauty industries.
Read moreYork University has released its first-ever list of Top 30 Changemakers Under 30, shining a spotlight on remarkable young alumni who are making a difference in their communities, the country and around the world.
Read moreTwo researchers at York University’s Schulich School of Business say the digital currency bitcoin is still a good replacement for gold in an investment portfolio. The Schulich research findings were supported earlier this year by global investment firm JP Morgan, which said it views bitcoin as a rival to gold that is rapidly emerging as a safe-haven asset.
Read moreYork University launched the International Indigenous Student Exchange Program to provide opportunities for dialogue and collaboration between Indigenous students at York and their peers in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico and the Philippines. All are invited to join the International Indigenous Student Exchange Knowledge Fair on April 7.
Read moreSchulich marketing Professor Emeritus and author Don Thompson delves into the economics of the fast-evolving world of luxury fashion in his new book “The Curious Economics of Luxury Fashion: Millennials, Influencers and a Pandemic.”
Read moreStock market concentration is stifling economic growth and innovation, according to new research from York University’s Schulich School of Business.
Read moreThe study in the journal “Energy Economics” found that all types of intervention, including green certification, led to decreased electricity consumption. The researchers conclude that utility consumption and its associated costs are only minimized when multiple environmental interventions are implemented.
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