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RSS FeedCelebrating Research Excellence and Future Impact: Schulich Research & PhD Day 2026
On Wednesday, March 25th, more than 100, PhD students, staff and industry members gathered at the Schulich School of Business to celebrate Research & PhD Day 2026, a biennial celebration of the research achievements of Schulich’s faculty- and one of the rare occasions where almost all of Schulich’s faculty members could be found under the […]
Posted onAward honouring late professor empowers female students
The Elizabeth Maynes Memorial Award signals that “women are capable of great things,” says Schulich student Katelyn Chen. International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8 this year, has new meaning for Schulich School of Business student Katelyn Chen. The fourth-year BBA candidate is the recipient of the Elizabeth Maynes Memorial Award celebrating the life and […]
Posted onStudy links community climate beliefs to corporate tax strategies
New research from the Schulich School of Business shows that where a company is headquartered can play an important role in shaping its approach to sustainability investments and corporate tax strategies. The study, “Climate Beliefs and Attitudes and Corporate Tax Savings,” published in the Journal of Business Ethics, finds that companies located in communities with […]
Posted onOpening doors to the world: The Optimus SBR Award of Excellence is creating opportunities for Schulich’s underrepresented students
Esther Kimpiatu used to scroll through the list of Schulich School of Business partner schools dreaming about a semester abroad. But she also knew the opportunity would be a big stretch on her student budget. One email changed all that. Kimpiatu received the Optimus SBR Award of Excellence in the 2024-2025 academic year and renewal […]
Posted onSchulich’s Supply Chain Case Competition Tackles Extreme Weather Disruptions
In February 2026, the Schulich School of Business hosted the third annual Sustainable Supply Chain Case Challenge, a national competition inviting graduate students to design innovative solutions to emerging supply chain challenges. The year’s challenge brought together teams from five partner universities (Concordia University, the University of Guelph, the University of Victoria, Wilfrid Laurier University, […]
Posted onSport Is Becoming Big Business — The Games Make That Clear
The pressures revealed during the Olympics underscore how the future of sport depends on leaders who blend athletic insight with business expertise. As the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Italy get underway, global attention gravitates toward medals, moments, and standout performances. Yet behind every podium finish lies a deeper story — one shaped by governance […]
Posted onSchulich Hosts 11th Annual Sports, Media & Entertainment Career Fair
The Schulich School of Business hosted the 11th annual Sports, Media & Entertainment Career Fair on Thursday, January 29, 2026, continuing a long tradition of connecting students with leading organizations across the sport, media and entertainment sectors. Presented by Schulich Sports Business Association (SSBA), the Fair welcomed more than 150 undergrad and graduate students. The Fair, […]
Posted onLeading with kindness: Schulich MBA candidate Yetunde Oyekunle is the inaugural recipient of The Andrighetti Community Award honouring education and public service
Luciana and the late Giovanni Andrighetti lived by what they called the golden rule: be kind and be honest. These values shaped how they approached life, community and opportunity – and they became the foundation of The Andrighetti Community Award at the Schulich School of Business. “This award honours a couple whose lives have been […]
Posted onCI Financial Commits $150,000 to Support Future Leaders at Schulich School of Business
The Schulich School of Business has received a $150,000 commitment from CI Financial to establish the CI Financial Leadership Scholarship, supporting high-achieving incoming students pursuing studies at the intersection of business and technology. Beginning in Fall 2026, the scholarship will annually provide five awards valued at $10,000 each to students enrolled in programs related to Technology, Finance, Business Analytics, […]
Posted onStudy Rethinks When and Why Entrepreneurs Succeed
Entrepreneurship is often portrayed as a pursuit best suited to the young, but new research from Schulich is challenging that assumption, revealing how age fundamentally shapes the entrepreneurial journey — from motivation and innovation to persistence and definitions of success. The findings are detailed in a new paper, “Entrepreneurship, age, and the lifespan: Taking stock and […]
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