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Keep up to date with Hotelies, hospitality education, and industry at large with these stories and updates from the Nolan School.

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A company’s biggest privacy threat? Insiders

Associate Professor David Sherwyn discusses company garnered data and how serious steps should be taken to protect it from outsiders and insiders.

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Feeling anxious? Rearranging your furniture may be the self-care you need

Senior Lecturer Stephani Robson says even a little home reorganizing and redecorating can indeed alleviate anxiety.

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Take these steps if you’re renting a vacation home during the pandemic

Professor Chekitan Dev provides tips on how to vacation responsibly and minimize exposure to COVID-19 this summer.

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Employees crowdsource to boost social justice donations

Assistant Professor Jamie Perry says matching contributions is one way companies can show their employees they know what’s going on right now.

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How business schools can help retool the economy for a post-pandemic world

The School of Hotel Administration’s expertise is helping the hospitality industry implement best practices in a new COVID-19 pandemic reality.

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Starbucks closing stores and shifting operations amid COVID-19

Professor Alex Susskind Starbucks says Starbucks’ mobile order and pick up options will help people get back into having their daily Starbucks.

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Coveted SHA senior prize renamed to honor “consummate Hotelie” Phil Miller ’83

SHA awarded the first Philippus Miller III CHS Hotelie for Life Senior Prize to Chloe Jones ’20

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New restaurants are mad crazy to be opening right now — or are they?

Lecturer Lilly Jan says it might not be ideal to open up a new restaurant right now, but wouldn’t call it crazy.

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As cruise industry prepares to sail, choppy waters are ahead

Associate Professor Robert Kwortnik believes the cruise industry will be making some long-term changes to get back on its feet post-COVID.