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All the members of the HSG President’s Board for 2020 to 2022 appointed

After their appointment by the Senate and University’s Board of Governors, the Government of the Canton of St.Gallen has approved the four Vice-Presidents of the University of St.Gallen for the term of office from 2020 to 2022.

New issue of HSG Focus has appeared

In May 2019, the digital University magazine HSG Focus will concentrate on "Consumption".

HSG’s value creation for the region amounts to more than CHF 235m

This is shown by the report about its regional roots, which is prepared every two years by the Institute for Systemic Management and Public Governance (IMP-HSG).

Special topic: 2019 Swiss Elections

In our special topic, HSG experts analyse current political, economic and social developments in Switzerland.

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Research

05/13/19

Precious metal atlas – Swiss people like to invest in gold

Gold is among Swiss people’s favourite forms of investment. This has been revealed by the latest survey conducted by the IRM-HSG.

Campus

05/03/19

Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge 2019

Students of the University of St.Gallen were confronted with a fictitious cyber attack.

Events

04/05/19

Media: The recipe for survival is quality

The media stands in the middle of a digital transformation. What does it take to survive into the future? During a podium discussion, representatives of Swiss media companies confidently showed that digital opportunities will help quality journalism to flourish once again.

09/05/18

Newsroom

Find all our news at a glance.

09/05/18

Events

Find all our events at a glance.

Campus

04/29/19

Off on exchange – but where to exactly?

Why do so many HSG students choose to go abroad for a semester and how do you find the right destination as an “outgoing” exchange student? An article by student reporter Niels Niemann.

09/05/18

News and Events

Christian Laesser on "space tourism" on BBC.com

03/07/19

If you go back 30 years ago, Antarctica was impossible, and now people are going to Antarctica. We have these new frontiers, space is just the latest one which might be open.

Events

03/21/19

Hyperloop: Travelling in a high-tech capsule at over 1,000 km/h

Dirk Ahlborn presented his futuristic transport system "Hyperloop" in the Audimax.

Events

03/29/19

Special topic START Summit 2019

Opinions

02/22/19

The electoral system also influences electoral success

The Swiss parliamentary elections will take place in October 2019. Who is going to win? The nominee with the most votes? A look at the Swiss electoral system shows that it is more complicated than that. By Silvano Moeckli.

Opinions

03/08/19

International Women's Day 2019

What’s the state of equal opportunities in Switzerland in 2019? A commentary by Christa Binswanger.

Campus

01/22/19

Part of the Central Institute Building of the University of St.Gallen (HSG) with the sky in the background

HSG is the university with the best research when it comes to business administration, says a new ranking in "WirtschaftsWoche"

Campus

02/22/19

Kristine Bilkau read from Eine Liebe, in Gedanken

By Dana Sindermann.

People

01/17/19

Two new Vice-Presidents appointed

Prof. Dr. Peter Leibfried and Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schmid were appointed as future Vice-Presidents.

Campus

02/08/19

AACSB accreditation until to 2023

The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) has renewed the accreditation of the University of St.Gallen (HSG) for the next five years. HSG is one of four universities in Switzerland and 831 worldwide to bear this quality seal.

Opinions

11/20/18

Swiss Federal Council elections: No content please!

Fundamental political issues seem to barely play a role in the public debate surrounding the Swiss Federal Council elections, to be held on 5 December 2018. Patrick Emmenegger, Professor of Political Science at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), paints a picture of the current mood.

Publications

12/04/18

Dossier on "art" in HSG Focus

The latest issue of the digital University magazine is all about art.

Research

11/23/18

University of St.Gallen (HSG) analyzed High-Frequency Trading with Swiss Blue Chips

HSG analysed Trading activity with Swiss Blue Chips

Results of the independent research cooperation presented.

Campus

11/27/18

"Get Connected"

The mentoring meeting of the LGBTQ* student associations of the ETH, UZH and HSG. By student reporter Sascha Duric.

Campus

12/14/18

All in all, students from 84 nations are enrolled at the University of St.Gallen.

Background

11/26/18

Career with a doctor’s degree

An academic career or private industry – what career paths are there with a doctor’s degree? By Dana Sindermann.

Events

11/23/18

TEDxHSG 2018: "Note to Self"

Twelve people from all walks of life will talk about the defining moments of their lives.

Campus

12/14/18

8669

8,669 students are studying at the University of St.Gallen, 35,7 per cent are women. Find out more about student statistics.

People

11/09/18

Honorary Doctorate for Monika Bütler

Monika Bütler has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Lucerne. She is a Full Professor of Economics at the University of St.Gallen.

Campus

10/30/18

Advisory Committee supports Platztor Campus

The Advisory Committee is supporting the planned Platztor Campus site of the University of St.Gallen and the construction plans amounting to 207 million francs. The Platztor Campus site will enable the sustainable development of the University of St.Gallen and create urgently needed teaching and research facilities for basic education.

Damian Borth in "Forbes"

09/20/18

It’s not just about money in AI research – we have the ability to do something good.

Events

10/29/18

SME Day: Success requires bold decisions

"SMEs and decisions – What (really) counts in everyday life" was the title of the Swiss SME Day. Seven speakers examined decision-making cultures from a range of perspectives.

Background

10/22/18

Freshers’ Week: nine months of preparation and planning

In the Freshers’ Week, new students familiarise themselves with everyday campus life. More than 150 staff ensure that the Freshers’ Week will remain imprinted on their memory.

Events

10/26/18

Digital Day: IT a compulsory subject in HSG degree courses

On the 2018 Digital Day, the University of St.Gallen discussed the introduction of IT into studies at the HSG. The three new IT professors presented their teaching and research activities.

Research

09/26/18

Sino-Swiss free trade agreement

A current study shows that companies benefit in both countries.

Rolf Wüstenhagen in "The Economist"

08/16/18

Business schools need to prepare future leaders to prevent climate disruption.

Campus

08/30/18

Doing Business in Eastern Europe

An interview with Gulnaz Partschefeld on intercultural challenges for students and their importance from a Russian perspective.

Campus

08/27/18

A second campus for the HSG

The cantonal government has adopted the dispatch about the construction of the Platztor campus for the University of St.Gallen (HSG).

Campus

09/07/18

SHSG Summer Software Bootcamp

IT skills are becoming more and more important - for students of all disciplines. By student reporter Sascha Duric.

Campus

08/29/18

Newly launched art app “Art@HSG”

The University of St.Gallen (HSG) has an impressive collection of modern art that is open to the public and can now also be discovered with an art app.

Events

09/04/18

14th St.Gallen Museum Night

On Saturday, 8 September 2018, between 5.00 and 9.00 p.m., the 14th St.Gallen Museum Night at the HSG will be all about art. Consistent with the motto "Crime Scene Museum Night", children will be able to don their Sherlock Holmes hats and go off on a search for clues, while the new HSG art app will provide adults with an opportunity to discover art works at the HSG.

Opinions

07/25/18

Pension provision: Raising the retirement age?

Why substantial adjustments to the Swiss pension system are necessary. An opinion piece by Martin Eling.

Thomas Bieger on "CNN Money Switzerland"

07/27/18

Our vision is to set standards in certain areas on a global scale.

Opinions

07/30/18

Daniel M. Häusermann on Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh

People

05/28/18

Photo: Philip Roth, Copyright: Keystone/AP/ DOUGLAS HEALEY

"Nobody beloved gets out alive" – In Honor of Philip Roth

Born in 1933 in Newark, New Jersey, Philip Roth became one of America’s most important writers. He died at the age of eighty-five in New York, the city towering over his beloved home-town which he enshrined in many of his thirty-one books. By Claudia Brühwiler.

Research

07/06/18

Have the limits of tourism around Lake Constance been reached?

The new, border-crossing think tank "DenkRaumBodensee".

Campus

08/09/18

Terrace of the main building of the University of St.Gallen in summer

Thinking, writing, buzzing: Terraces at the University of St.Gallen

Dana Sindermann reports.

Research

05/26/18

HSG Impact Award presented for the first time

The projects "Global Trade Alert", "MobileCoach" and "Futuricum" were awarded.

Research

06/10/18

Yes to Joint Medical Master

Voters of the Canton of St.Gallen have voted 86.03 percent in favour of medical training at St.Gallen.

T. Casas & S. Buckup about the power of narratives on weforum.org

07/04/18

In an information society, mental resources are scarcer, and hence more valuable, than material ones.

Campus

12/14/18

All in all, students from 84 nations are enrolled at the University of St.Gallen.

Events

06/06/18

Conference Engendering Academia

What has to change in the academic environment for women to have career opportunities equal to those of men? This question was addressed on 4 and 5 June 2018 as part of a public conference entitled "Engendering Academia: Emotions, Strategies and Alternatives".

Campus

12/14/18

8669

8,669 students are studying at the University of St.Gallen, 35,7 per cent are women. Find out more about student statistics.

Background

05/04/18

48th St.Gallen Symposium

In our special topic we collect video interviews, background reports and links related to the 48th St.Gallen Symposium.

Campus

04/26/18

Integrative event on the topic of "Blockchain"

An article by student reporter Niels Niemann

Campus

03/05/18

President’s Board appointed until 2020

After the members of the President’s Board were reappointed by the Senate and the University’s Board of Governors, it has now been approved by the Government of the Canton of St.Gallen. President Thomas Bieger, Vice-Presidents Lukas Gschwend and Kuno Schedler, will serve for another year. Vice-President Prof. Dr. Ulrike Landfester’s term of office will come to an end of 31 January 2019.

Isabelle Wildhaber in «Le temps»

02/13/18

Les robots sont déjà arrivés sur nos lieux de travail.

Research

02/07/18

Crowdfunding for research projects

Crowdfunding has become a popular option for raising financial resources for the realisation of an idea. This can be money for a project, a product or a start-up. However, research projects can also be funded through crowdfunding. Dana Sindermann reports.

Opinions

01/23/18

Free trade agreement with the USA - A missed opportunity for Switzerland?

Free-trade agreement between Switzerland and the USA?

By Reto Föllmi and Stefan Legge.

Research

01/10/18

Flying blind when driving

Ambient light influences how quickly motorists travel. Interestingly, motorists exceed the speed limit more often when it is dark, according to a study conducted by the ICI-HSG.

Background

10/20/17

Catalonia and the crumbling façade of the European "citizens' union"

By Bardo Fassbender

Videos

05/21/19

HSG Impact Award 2019. Video interview with Prof. Dr. Stephan Böhm and others.

HSG Impact Award 2019: Job retention and mental illness

Videos

HSG Impact Award 2019: Job retention and mental illness

Mental illness is often associated with inability to work and often with early retirement. The "Center for Disability and Integration" at the University of St.Gallen under the direction of Professor Stephan Böhm was involved in a multi-year research project on behalf of the SVA, which developed concrete solutions for job retention. At the centre: training courses for managers who support those affected. (in German)

HSG Impact Award 2019: Impact of oil pollution on child mortality in Nigeria. Video interview with Prof. Dr. Roland Hodler.

HSG Impact Award 2019: Effects of oil spills on neonatal mortality in Nigeria

Nigeria is the largest oil producer in Africa. The country has been suffering from pollution from the oil industry for decades. To date, however, there are hardly any scientific studies that investigate the effects of oil accidents on the health of local people. A study carried out by Prof. Dr. Roland Hodler at the University of St.Gallen closes this gap by investigating the effects of oil spills on neonatal and infant mortality. (in German)

HSG Impact Award 2019: Data-based platform for sustainable mobility

Safe and fuel efficient mobility are two core topics of a research project by Prof. Dr. Felix Wortmann and the ITEM-HSG. How can drivers be specifically warned of dangerous accident sites? How can fuel consumption information be presented in such a way that it leads to changes in driving behaviour? And what possibilities does the platform offer the health sector? (in German)

Videointerview: Martin Kolmar on "consumption"

Martin Kolmar: "The comfortable life is not the good life"

Prof. Dr. Martin Kolmar compares our consumption to a never ending story. What stands at the end of our consumption? Which neuroscientific aspects are associated with consumption? And what did the old virtues teach us? A video interview. (in German)

Marie Ringler on social entrpreneurs. A video interview on the occasion of the 49th St.Gallen Symposiums

Marie Ringler on social entrepreneurs

Marie Ringler, Europe Leader of the American non-profit organisation "Ashoka", on entrepreneurs who are committed to solving social and societal problems. A video interview on the occasion of the 49th St.Gallen Symposium. (in German)

#2minutes: Maël Schnegg on the "Landscape Monitor"

Disruption is on everyone's lips. New technologies but also rapid social change can quickly become a disaster for many companies and their established business models. This makes it more important for companies to systematically monitor their own environment in order to identify threatening trends at an early stage. But what is the best way to do this? Dr. Maël Schnegg from the Institute for Accounting and Controlling at the HSG has helped to develop a tool for this challenge.

Zilla Leutenegger on "Staircase: Lonely at the top"

The Swiss artist Zilla Leutenegger on her work "Staircase: Lonely at the top", her art concept and the sgraffito technique used for the first time in her work. An art interview. (in German)

#2minutes: Matthias Weber on monetary policy and economic integration in currency unions

#2minutes: Matthias Weber on economic integration in currency unions

"Economic integration is of crucial importance for the monetary union. To function well, the countries have to trade a lot with each other." An interview with Matthias Weber, Assistant Professor of Finance at the Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance at the University of St.Gallen (s/bf-HSG).

Tony Cragg on art and sculpture

"The most human thing in the world is art." Tony Cragg on the essence of sculpture, on form and material, and sculptures as radical political attitude. An art interview. (in German)

#2minutes: Josh Hsueh on the effects of family business on entrepreneurs

What is the influence of family business background on next-generation entrepreneurship? An interview with Josh Hsueh, Ph.D., post-doctoral researcher at the Center for Family Business at the University of St.Gallen.

#2minutes: Andreas Krafft on the Swiss Hope-Barometer

What do the Swiss hope for? How satisfied are they and what are their expectations for the future? An interview with Dr. Andreas Krafft, Research Associate for Future Studies at the Institute for Systemic Management and Public Governance (IMP-HSG) and board member of "swissfuture" of the Swiss Association for Futures Studies. (in German)

Academic GIFts: Trooper's blunder or who is liable for self-driving cars?

Academic GIFts: Who is liable for self-driving cars?

To err is technical: Even autonomous cars can cause accidents. Who has to answer for the damage caused by the the vehicle "Trooper" in a careless moment? Melinda Lohmann, Assistant Professor of Business Law with special emphasis of Information Law, explains the case from the perspective of European law.

Felix Lehner on the artist Hans Josephsohn

Felix Lehner, founder and managing director of Kunstgiesserei St.Gallen and Galerie Felix Lehner AG, on the artist Hans Josephsohn. Which sculptural and artistic questions have occupied Josephsohn throughout his life? What is so special about his work "Standing Figure, Untitled, 1962", which can be seen at the University of St.Gallen? And how important is the "counterpart" in all his works? (in German)

Franz Schultheis on the inhabitants of the art world

Franz Schultheis on the inhabitants of the art world, heterogeneous paths into the art world and the laws of the art market. What roles do social and cultural capital play and what characterizes Art Entrepreneurs? (in German)

#2minutes: Damian Borth on the new AI research at the HSG

The HSG becomes a research center for artificial intelligence. It is the first Swiss university to receive an NVIDIA supercomputer. Damian Borth, Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at the University of St.Gallen, talks about the "DGX-2" and its potential for research. (English subtitles)

Wolfgang Jenewein on "positive leadership"

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Jenewein on "Empowerment" and "Positive Leadership". Why do traditional leadership methods no longer work? How important are empathy and communication for leaders and the ability "to see people and to recognize their individuality"? A video interview. (in German)

Academic GIFts: Why do we punish criminals?

The criminal punishment of wrongdoers is as old as human kind itself. But why do we punish people? And does it work? This question is addressed by Nora Markwalder, Assistant Professor of Criminal Law at the Law School of the University of St.Gallen (LS-HSG).

Health Information Technology

The American sociologist Ross Koppel on the use of information technologies in clinics, necessary workarounds of doctors when using them and the possibilities of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.

Ronald C. Arkin on "Robots"

The American roboticist and roboethicist Ronald C. Arkin on the possibilities of robotics, artificial intelligence and robot companions. Which ethical questions follow here and why is it necessary to deal in a responsible way with the programming and pretensioning of emotions in robots? A video interview on the occasion of the 48th St.Gallen Symposium.

Miriam Meckel on Media X.0

Miriam Meckel on trust and credibility, changes in the media landscape and new formats such as live journalism. What challenges will publishers and journalists face in the coming years? Which journalistic forms will prevail and what are the possibilities of virtual reality journalism and automated journalism? (in German)

Knowledge Bank: Reinhard Jung on Blockchain

Prof. Dr. Reinhard Jung on classical transactions and the distributed ledger technology "blockchain". What is a "blockchain" and how does the decentralized accounting system work, that is necessary e.g. for the crypto currency bitcoin? How secure is this technology and what influence do blockchains have on our economic system? (in German)

Video interview: Sou Fujimoto on his project "Open Grid", the Learning Center at the University of St.Gallen

Learning Center: Sou Fujimoto on «Open Grid – Choices of Tomorrow»

Architects Sou Fujimoto and Marie de France talk about their project "Open Grid", the new Learning Center at the University of St.Gallen. How does the building fit into its surroundings? What are the project's focal points and which aspects are decisive for a modern learning environment that embraces the digital future?

Knowledge Bank: Christoph Aymanns on Bitcoin

Prof. Dr. Christoph Aymanns on the Bitcoin boom of the last couple of months. What characterizes the crypto currency? How can it be used and what could the future of the crypto currency look like?

Tomas Casas on the rise of both Amazon and Alibaba

Clash of Titans: Alibaba vs Amazon. By Tomas Casas

Tomas Casas, the director oft he China Competence Center at the University of St.Gallen, takes a look at the rise of both Amazon and Alibaba.

Knowledge Bank: Marcus Schögel on "Omni-Channel Management", video

Knowledge Bank: Marcus Schögel on "Omni-Channel Management" (in German)

In the last few years, companies have increasingly combined stationary and online sales. Marcus Schögel, Associate Professor and Permanent Lecturer of Management with special focus on Marketing (IfM-HSG), on opportunities and challenges of Omni-Channel Management. (in German)

Knowledge Bank: Thomas Zellweger on "family business succession"

Succession is one of the biggest challenges facing an entrepreneur, particularly in the context of family businesses. Thomas Zellweger, Professor of Business Administration with specialisation in Family Business, KMU-HSG and CFB-HSG, explains different forms of succession and why businesses should follow a six-step-process.

Guido Cozzi on the Horizon 2020 project "MONROE"

Guido Cozzi, Ph.D., on the Horizon 2020 Project "MONROE" which focuses on a mathematical model for research and innovation policies. The model will allow policy makers to forecast the effects of their choices on the macro-economy in general and on society. Guido Cozzi is Professor of Macroeconomics at the School of Economics and Political Science (SEPS-HSG).

Tony Schwartz on Donald Trump

"Donald Trump is an empty vessel, he is a black hole. He spent his whole life trying to fill that hole. That's the essence of Donald Trump." An interview with Tony Schwartz, Ghostwriter of Donald Trump's book "The Art of the Deal" and CEO of "The Energy Project", at the St. Gallen Symposium 2017.

Marcus Schögel on "Sharing Economy"

Sharing goods, sharing resources: This is the basic idea of the "sharing economy". Prof. Dr. Marcus Schögel about the different models of sharing economy, new economisation approaches and legal issues that are related to the new business models. (in German)

Further video interviews

TUE

21
MAY

Public lectures

Lecture Theology

9.30 - 11.00 a.m., Festsaal St.Katharinen, Katharinengasse 11

The question of God

Speaker
Diakon Thomas Reschke

TUE

21
MAY

Public lectures

Lecture Psychology / Psychotherapy

2.30 - 4.00 p.m., Hofkeller, Government building, Klosterhof 3

The mystery of narration. Insights from literature, psychology and religion

Speaker
Prof. em. Dr. Brigitte Boothe

TUE

21
MAY

Regular events

Colloquium on theology/religion

12.10 - 1.45 p.m., with lunch, in the Treffpunkt Steinbock, Steinbockstrasse 1, St.Gallen

War and Peace.
The history of Russian religion and Christianity in Russian literature

Speaker
Pastor Markus Anker

TUE

21
MAY

Public lectures

Lecture Cultural history

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 23-003

How Switzerland grew rich: old and new arguments

Speaker
Prof. Dr. Patrick Ziltener

Further Events

Access Points

Precious metal atlas – Swiss people like to invest in gold

Gold is among Swiss people’s favourite forms of investment. This has been revealed by the latest survey conducted by the IRM-HSG.

Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge 2019

Students of the University of St.Gallen were confronted with a fictitious cyber attack.

Media: The recipe for survival is quality

Newsroom

Find all our news at a glance.

Events

Find all our events at a glance.

Off on exchange – but where to exactly?

Why do so many HSG students choose to go abroad for a semester and how do you find the right destination as an “outgoing” exchange student? An article by student reporter Niels Niemann.

News and Events

Hyperloop: Travelling in a high-tech capsule at over 1,000 km/h

Dirk Ahlborn presented his futuristic transport system "Hyperloop" in the Audimax.

Special topic START Summit 2019

The electoral system also influences electoral success

The Swiss parliamentary elections will take place in October 2019. Who is going to win? The nominee with the most votes? A look at the Swiss electoral system shows that it is more complicated than that. By Silvano Moeckli.

International Women's Day 2019

What’s the state of equal opportunities in Switzerland in 2019? A commentary by Christa Binswanger.

HSG is the university with the best research when it comes to business administration, says a new ranking in "WirtschaftsWoche"

Kristine Bilkau read from Eine Liebe, in Gedanken

By Dana Sindermann.

Two new Vice-Presidents appointed

Prof. Dr. Peter Leibfried and Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schmid were appointed as future Vice-Presidents.

AACSB accreditation until to 2023

Swiss Federal Council elections: No content please!

Fundamental political issues seem to barely play a role in the public debate surrounding the Swiss Federal Council elections, to be held on 5 December 2018. Patrick Emmenegger, Professor of Political Science at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), paints a picture of the current mood.

Dossier on "art" in HSG Focus

The latest issue of the digital University magazine is all about art.

HSG analysed Trading activity with Swiss Blue Chips

Results of the independent research cooperation presented.

"Get Connected"

The mentoring meeting of the LGBTQ* student associations of the ETH, UZH and HSG. By student reporter Sascha Duric.

Career with a doctor’s degree

An academic career or private industry – what career paths are there with a doctor’s degree? By Dana Sindermann.

TEDxHSG 2018: "Note to Self"

Twelve people from all walks of life will talk about the defining moments of their lives.

Honorary Doctorate for Monika Bütler

Advisory Committee supports Platztor Campus

SME Day: Success requires bold decisions

"SMEs and decisions – What (really) counts in everyday life" was the title of the Swiss SME Day. Seven speakers examined decision-making cultures from a range of perspectives.

Freshers’ Week: nine months of preparation and planning

Digital Day: IT a compulsory subject in HSG degree courses

On the 2018 Digital Day, the University of St.Gallen discussed the introduction of IT into studies at the HSG. The three new IT professors presented their teaching and research activities.

Sino-Swiss free trade agreement

A current study shows that companies benefit in both countries.

Doing Business in Eastern Europe

An interview with Gulnaz Partschefeld on intercultural challenges for students and their importance from a Russian perspective.

A second campus for the HSG

The cantonal government has adopted the dispatch about the construction of the Platztor campus for the University of St.Gallen (HSG).

SHSG Summer Software Bootcamp

IT skills are becoming more and more important - for students of all disciplines. By student reporter Sascha Duric.

Newly launched art app “Art@HSG”

The University of St.Gallen (HSG) has an impressive collection of modern art that is open to the public and can now also be discovered with an art app.

14th St.Gallen Museum Night

Pension provision: Raising the retirement age?

Why substantial adjustments to the Swiss pension system are necessary. An opinion piece by Martin Eling.

Daniel M. Häusermann on Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh

"Nobody beloved gets out alive" – In Honor of Philip Roth

Born in 1933 in Newark, New Jersey, Philip Roth became one of America’s most important writers. He died at the age of eighty-five in New York, the city towering over his beloved home-town which he enshrined in many of his thirty-one books. By Claudia Brühwiler.

Have the limits of tourism around Lake Constance been reached?

The new, border-crossing think tank "DenkRaumBodensee".

Thinking, writing, buzzing: Terraces at the University of St.Gallen

Dana Sindermann reports.

HSG Impact Award presented for the first time

The projects "Global Trade Alert", "MobileCoach" and "Futuricum" were awarded.

Yes to Joint Medical Master

Voters of the Canton of St.Gallen have voted 86.03 percent in favour of medical training at St.Gallen.

Conference Engendering Academia

48th St.Gallen Symposium

In our special topic we collect video interviews, background reports and links related to the 48th St.Gallen Symposium.

Integrative event on the topic of "Blockchain"

An article by student reporter Niels Niemann

President’s Board appointed until 2020

Crowdfunding for research projects

Free-trade agreement between Switzerland and the USA?

By Reto Föllmi and Stefan Legge.

Flying blind when driving

Ambient light influences how quickly motorists travel. Interestingly, motorists exceed the speed limit more often when it is dark, according to a study conducted by the ICI-HSG.