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Surrounded by the first four recipients of the Nick Corradino Changemaker Award at a meeting at Schulich’s downtown campus, Nick Corradino (iBBA ’15) felt inspired by what the small but mighty group was making possible across the 2SLGBTQ+ community. As he looked around the boardroom, it was the empty chairs at the table that affirmed […]
Posted onWhat is an ‘Omnicrisis’? New Schulich Research Offers Insights
A forthcoming study explores how major disruptions such as pandemics, financial crises and armed conflicts can destabilize institutions, challenge expertise and reshape society. A new study from Schulich examines how major disruptions can evolve into large-scale societal upheavals that reshape institutions, redefine expertise and create what researchers describe as a “new normal.” In a forthcoming […]
Posted onSchulich Marks 60 Years with a Memorable Weekend of Celebration, Connection and Community
More than 900 alumni, students, faculty, staff, donors and friends gathered from May 1–3 to celebrate the Schulich School of Business’s 60th anniversary, marking a milestone weekend filled with connection, reflection and celebration. The special weekend brought together generations of the Schulich community to honour six decades of excellence, innovation and impact while celebrating the […]
Posted onSchulich’s 6th Annual Supply Chain Research Forum Tackles Canada’s Most Urgent Challenges
On June 5–6, 2026, the Schulich School of Business hosted its 6th Annual Supply Chain Research Forum, bringing together participants from more than fourteen universities, alongside industry leaders and policymakers, to tackle emerging challenges shaping the future of supply chains. The forum is an annual initiative organized by the George Weston Ltd. Centre for Sustainable […]
Posted onNew Schulich Research Shows ESG Ratings Can Lead to Stock Mispricing
Study published in Management Science highlights risks of relying on ratings without understanding how they are constructed Investors who rely on environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings without understanding how those ratings are developed may be contributing to stock mispricing and market inefficiencies, according to new research from York University’s Schulich School of Business. The study, “Investor Reliance […]
Posted onMatching values: BMO Diversity in Finance Award recipient Zakiya Koya is empowered by the bank’s commitment to creating equal opportunities for all
When Zakiya Koya (BBA’27 candidate) received an email last fall telling her she had been awarded the BMO Diversity in Finance Award as one of its inaugural recipients, her first reaction was disbelief. Then she decided that it was meant to be. “Receiving this award told me that BMO recognizes the importance of inclusion in […]
Posted onSchulich Alumni Earn Canadian Screen Award Nominations Across Film and Television
Schulich alumni are once again being recognized for their impact on Canada’s entertainment industry, earning nominations at this year’s Canadian Screen Awards across film, animation and reality television. Vince Commisso (MBA ’92, BAS ’88, BA ’86) earned nominations in two children’s programming categories. Wild Kratts was nominated for Best Animated Program or Series, while Let’s Go, Bananas! received a […]
Posted onSchulich Faculty Ranked Among Canada’s Top Business and Management Scholars
Nine Schulich School of Business faculty members have been named among the Top 100 Business and Management scholars in Canada in Research.com’s 2026 Edition of the Ranking of Best Scientists in Business and Management. The ranking is based on the D-index (Discipline H-index), a metric that evaluates a researcher’s impact based on publications and citation data […]
Posted onSchulich Study Challenges “Vulture Capital” Narrative in Alberta Oilpatch
A new study from the Schulich School of Business is challenging conventional thinking about so-called “vulture capital” in Canada’s oil and gas sector. Published in the Journal of Business Ethics, the study, “Vultures, Vampires, and Necro-waste in the Oil and Gas Industry,” examines how distressed oil and gas assets in Alberta are acquired, managed and often abandoned. Drawing […]
Posted onSchulich and CGI Partner on New Certificate for Careers in Enterprise IT
A new collaboration between the Schulich School of Business and CGI is creating expanded pathways into enterprise technology careers for professionals, graduates and career changers. Backed by a $1 million investment, the CGI Certificate in Enterprise Systems Development is an eight-month program is designed to help learners build practical, job-ready skills for today’s increasingly complex […]
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