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Videos
03/05/21
Academic GIFts: Academia and Populism - Irreconcilable Differences?

Academic GIFts: Academia and Populism
Opinions
03/03/21

Leaders for Equality: the promotion of women “reloaded”

What can executives do to boost gender equality in Swiss companies? An op-ed by the HSG researchers Prof. Dr. Julia Nentwich and Dr. Gabriele Schambach on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
Research
03/02/21

Artificial Intelligence, Data Privacy and the Datafied Citizen

HSG professor Veronica Barassi argues in her latest MIT Press book that if we want to understand the impact of AI for our society, we need to look at how citizens are being datafied from before birth.
Campus
03/01/21

52 New Doctoral Graduates

The University of St.Gallen (HSG) awarded 52 doctorates at the start of the spring semester on 27 February 2021 - 29 in economics, six in social sciences, seven in law, four in political science, five Doctors of Philosophy in Economics and Finance and one Doctor of Philosophy in Finance. The doctoral ceremony was held digitally.
Videos
02/25/21
INOS promotes innovation power of Eastern Switzerland

INOS promotes innovation power of Eastern Switzerland
Videos
02/24/21
Heike Bruch on performance in times of "New Work"

Heike Bruch on performance in times of "New Work"
Research
02/24/21

The Digital Pill: The Future of Health Care

The healthcare system is under great pressure to change: We are living longer, but often suffer from chronic diseases. A team of HSG researchers has investigated how digitalization can help futureproof our healthcare systems to make them better, more efficient and more human. An interview with Annette Mönninghoff, co-author of the new book “The Digital Pill.”
Videos
02/22/21
Think Tank - Future of Purchasing

Future of Purchasing
Campus
02/11/21

Information about the coronavirus

This page contains the latest information about the impact of the coronavirus on the University of St.Gallen. It is continually updated.
Videos
02/09/21
English as a privilege in today's working world

English as a privilege in today's working world
Research
02/08/21

Trading apps lead to risky investment behaviour

The recent events surrounding the speculation in GameStop shares on the stock exchange clearly show that small-scale securities trading is undergoing radical changes. New online platforms and trading apps offer low-cost, direct access to the financial markets for everyone. However, their providers are often criticised for enticing their users to take increased financial risks. A new study now supports these allegations.

Opinions
02/05/21

50 years of women’s suffrage in Switzerland

Fifty years ago, Swiss women were given the vote. This was preceded by a decades-long, emotional referendum campaign. The emotionalisation of political issues and the stoking of fears of structural changes – such as the introduction of women’s suffrage – usually culminate in the message “The world will end if we change this”. However, history shows that this is rarely the case. So, why do we still have such a hard time with change? By Gudrun Sander.