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Videos
05/18/22
Ulrich Schmid

The rhetorical battle for Ukraine
Research
05/16/22

Three research projects receive the "HSG Impact Award 2022"

This year, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is conferring the HSG Impact Awards for the fifth time. HSG researchers will receive awards for the valuable contribution they make to society through their projects.

Videos
05/16/22
HSG Impact Award 2022

HSG Impact Award 2022: Ethics of the Covid-19 pandemic
Videos
05/16/22
HSG Impact Award 2022

HSG Impact Award 2022: Life Design
Videos
05/16/22
HSG Impact Award 2022

HSG Impact Award 2022: The Future of Work
Videos
05/13/22
The right pills for the health system

The right pills for the health system
Campus
05/11/22

From a friendship to sustainable fashion – an HSG start-up story

Over 12 years ago, Lorena and Emma met in secondary school during extra-curricular sports and quickly became best friends through their shared enthusiasm for dancing. At HSG they encountered the influence of fast fashion and, soon after this, formed their own sustainable fashion start-up, called Manusia. By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter.
Background
05/06/22

A New Generational Contract: Visions for Business, Politics and Society

Topic leaders at the 2022 St.Gallen Symposium gathered to discuss intergenerational fairness, government reform and a younger voting age.
Background
05/06/22

Sustainability in retail is a monumental task

Raoul Rossmann, CEO of the German drugstore chain Dirk Rossmann GmbH, discussed sustainability in retail with guests of the St.Gallen Symposium, HSG marketing expert Prof. Dr. Johanna Gollnhofer and business journalist Martina Fuchs. A relevant topic particularly to Millenials.
Background
05/06/22

Neutrality put to the test: Switzerland's and Austria's foreign policy in times of war

For both Switzerland and Austria, neutrality in military and political conflicts has long been a defining feature of their foreign policy. A panel discussion with Ignazio Cassis and Karoline Edtstadler during the St.Gallen Symposium at the HSG explored the question of what neutrality looks like in times of war in Ukraine.
Videos
05/05/22
51 St.Gallen Symposium

51st St.Gallen Symposium: Collaborative Advantage
Background
05/05/22

The 51st Symposium opens at the University of St.Gallen

The 2022 edition sees over 700 participants, 120 speakers and 250 leaders of tomorrow gathering to exchange ideas and opening a dialogue under the topic “Collaborative Advantage”.