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December 23, 2016

The Chiu School of Business and Rotman School of Management have programs in which mentors assist fellow students.

The Chiu School of Business and Rotman School of Management have programs in which mentors assist fellow students.

Students help students in budding mentor programs

December 21, 2016

Contributing to a couple’s honeymoon might be a better wedding gift than pots and pans.

Contributing to a couple’s honeymoon might be a better wedding gift than pots and pans.

Why gifting someone an ‘experience’ will give you both more joy

December 18, 2016

Business schools heed the call for more data-literate graduates

December 9, 2016

The hands-on learning of case competitions appeals to business students.

The hands-on learning of case competitions appeals to business students.

Charlottetown students stand out in business case competitions

December 1, 2016

A group of Muslims attend a rally in New York to protest against Donald Trump.

A group of Muslims attend a rally in New York to protest against Donald Trump.

Trump’s election a reminder that ‘happy talk’ about diversity isn’t enough

November 25, 2016

Concordia program to teach the art of taking over an existing business

November 23, 2016

How launching an EMBA is like switching jobs

November 21, 2016

At Brock’s expanded Goodman, left, an airy atrium welcomes both students and the community.

At Brock’s expanded Goodman, left, an airy atrium welcomes both students and the community.

New-look business schools designed for learning

November 18, 2016

Life after an MBA: Adapting to the real world

November 11, 2016

With environmental issues forefront in business and politics today, Thompson Rivers University has developed a couple of new environment-related master degrees.

With environmental issues forefront in business and politics today, Thompson Rivers University has developed a couple of new environment-related master degrees.

Specialty degrees growing as an alternative to MBAs

November 8, 2016

Wear Your Label, a fashion line that adds mental-health messages to its casual clothing, was stitched together in a University of New Brunswick small-business accelerator.

Wear Your Label, a fashion line that adds mental-health messages to its casual clothing, was stitched together in a University of New Brunswick small-business accelerator.

For startups like Wear Your Label, accelerators offer a crash course in business

November 8, 2016

Monica Lewinsky and her then attorney William Ginsburg, right, leave a Washington restaurant in 1998.

Monica Lewinsky and her then attorney William Ginsburg, right, leave a Washington restaurant in 1998.

Why Monica Lewinsky came to talk business

November 8, 2016

Hockey great Trevor Linden, centre, shares his leadership thoughts at Sauder.

Hockey great Trevor Linden, centre, shares his leadership thoughts at Sauder.

Guest speakers give B-school students voices from the real world

November 8, 2016

Andrey Khramtsov, left, Alan Kalbfleisch and Kai Chen come from different faculties at Western but teamed to create Pascal Press, a portable coffee press and mug.

Andrey Khramtsov, left, Alan Kalbfleisch and Kai Chen come from different faculties at Western but teamed to create Pascal Press, a portable coffee press and mug.

Today’s class projects become tomorrow’s businesses

November 7, 2016

Gustavson student Mouhoubo Olhaye

Gustavson student Mouhoubo Olhaye

Beyond borders: Schools add global flavour to learning

November 7, 2016

Rotman MBA Richard McDougal, who spent a few months in Nigeria working with local entrepreneurs, says the experience took him out of his comfort zone but taught him adaptability. ‘You have to get on with things.’

Rotman MBA Richard McDougal, who spent a few months in Nigeria working with local entrepreneurs, says the experience took him out of his comfort zone but taught him adaptability. ‘You have to get on with things.’

Rotman students go into Africa – and out of their comfort zone

November 7, 2016

Schulich MBA Mitesh Chadha swtiched his studies to part-time from full-time so that he could take a new job. Without that option, ‘I would not have explored the job offer,’ he says.

Schulich MBA Mitesh Chadha swtiched his studies to part-time from full-time so that he could take a new job. Without that option, ‘I would not have explored the job offer,’ he says.

Flexible programs allow MBA students to do it all

November 7, 2016

UBC’s diversity appealed to Texan Alyssa King, centre. ‘There’s quite a diverse group of professors here,’ she says, ‘and the class that they recruit is much more diverse than I saw in the United States.’

UBC’s diversity appealed to Texan Alyssa King, centre. ‘There’s quite a diverse group of professors here,’ she says, ‘and the class that they recruit is much more diverse than I saw in the United States.’

American MBA students drawn to Canada’s diversity

November 7, 2016

Monique Fares once wanted to be a doctor. Now she runs a team of them.

Monique Fares once wanted to be a doctor. Now she runs a team of them.

Sobey MBA Monique Fares makes a healthy choice in switching career direction

November 7, 2016

Rosie MacLennan leads team Canada into the stadium during the opening ceremony at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Rosie MacLennan leads team Canada into the stadium during the opening ceremony at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Olympians offered a new kind of training

November 7, 2016

John Chayka, the new general manager of the Arizona Coyotes, says a lot of business principles can be applied to the sports industry. ‘There’s a direct correlation.’

John Chayka, the new general manager of the Arizona Coyotes, says a lot of business principles can be applied to the sports industry. ‘There’s a direct correlation.’

Ivey grad John Chayka brings business to the blueline

November 7, 2016

Nova Scotia Community College business students can carry their diploma into university. ‘This gives students a real competitive advantage when they join the work force,’ business school dean Greg Russell says.

Nova Scotia Community College business students can carry their diploma into university. ‘This gives students a real competitive advantage when they join the work force,’ business school dean Greg Russell says.

College business programs in hot demand

November 7, 2016

Curiosity and humility – the real value of a global MBA experience

November 2, 2016

How obscure retailers can gain a customer’s trust online

October 28, 2016

The Sobey School of Business has been evaluated by the Brussels-based European Foundation for Management Development, an accrediting body with members in 86 countries, including Canada.

The Sobey School of Business has been evaluated by the Brussels-based European Foundation for Management Development, an accrediting body with members in 86 countries, including Canada.

Sobey gets a ‘reality check’ on its contribution to the Nova Scotia economy

October 26, 2016

How our MBA classmates became ‘family’

October 14, 2016

Beedie’s new innovation centre is located at 308 West Hastings St. in Vancouver, close to Gastown, the modern city’s startup quarter.

Beedie’s new innovation centre is located at 308 West Hastings St. in Vancouver, close to Gastown, the modern city’s startup quarter.

Innovation centre opens in heart of Vancouver’s startup community

October 12, 2016

It takes a team to solve a business problem

September 30, 2016

Rotman’s Creative Destruction Lab in Toronto will have a West Coast equivalent, located at UBC’s Sauder School of Business.

Rotman’s Creative Destruction Lab in Toronto will have a West Coast equivalent, located at UBC’s Sauder School of Business.

Rotman’s startup lab extends reach to the West Coast

September 28, 2016

Why diversity is so important in an MBA classroom

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