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Bathroom lineups remain an under-studied area when it comes to office design. What can restroom wait times tell us about gender inequity, and how can we make it more equitable?

Without public trust in government and other institutions, science cannot do the heavy lifting to address climate change.

A recent study found that as companies spent big on software, older workers’ wages decreased and their exits increased. So what does that mean for employers?

New research suggests that "future self-interventions" — or the act of thinking about your life down the line — can have a positive influence on encouraging savings.

Forget likeability and excitement — to improve performance and reduce errors, managers should pair colleagues who've successfully completed a project together in the past.

From building connections to maintaining them, simple networking lessons can have an outsized impact on entrepreneurs' bottom lines.

Are you ready to ditch the mask? As the world opens back up, and we take on the task of determining our personal risk tolerance, how can we evaluate whether our decisions are sound? Professor Sam Maglio weighs in in this Rotman Magazine sneak peek.

As workers return to offices, professor William Strange explores the impact of the pandemic on where we live and work.