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Noteworthy: Nolan School’s Michael Paz featured in YesCollege.com accounting podcast
Studying accounting is akin to what students learn in linguistics class, says Michael Paz; but instead of developing a proficiency in a foreign tongue, accounting makes one fluent in the most familiar language on earth: business.
These college town hotels are in a class of their own
The Statler Hotel made USA Today's list of the top 10 college town hotels.
International guests: They’re (not) coming to America
Raymond Martz '93 writes about the concerning decline in international visitation to America in Hotel News Now.
Life choices and happiness
Johnson professor Ori Heffetz discusses his research on the economics of happiness.
3 reasons why robo-advisors threaten the traditional wealth management industry
Have you ever considered the advice of a robot for your investments? It probably sounds weird, but it’s not at all. Robo-advisors are real, and they are giving advice right now.
Business venturing session combines skydiving and macroeconomics
It was great to see so many of my classmates again—many of whom I haven't seen since our two-week kickoff in July. We just completed our second residential session in Arizona.
10 military veterans to watch from the Class of 2019
Military veterans from business schools, including Johnson, are featured on the student section of Poets & Quants.
Faculty research: Disclosure and conflict of interest
Johnson professor Sunita Sah featured in Cornell Research for her findings on disclosure and conflict of interest.
Institute nurtures promising social scientists with ‘dream’ semester
Cornell's Institute for the Social Sciences (ISS) announces its 2018-19 cohort of 15 faculty fellows, offering a dream semester to the university's most promising young social scientists.
Combining expectations with unexpected, pleasant surprises
The reality of my first semester was a hybrid of expected developments and unexpected experiences and was simultaneously one of life’s most difficult, rewarding, and stimulating challenges.
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