Jonadan Cheun

This is a photo of the entrance to The Study pub. At the top of the staircase, the doors to The Study are closed.
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The Study quietly shut its doors permanently

Hannah Kazemi November 24, 2022

The restaurant industry was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. Public Health limited the amount of customers each restaurant could serve by up to 50% capacity. The Study, SFU’s former on-campus pub managed by the Joseph Richard Group (JRG), faced similar challenges throughout the pandemic. In November 2021, SFU Ancillary Services published a statement announcing the closure of the pub, noting The Study would be closed temporarily but for an “undetermined amount of time.” The statement also included comments from Ryan Moreno, co-owner of the Joseph Richard Group, who said the temporary closure was due to “lower than anticipated customer…

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Automation should help workers, not harm them

Jared Murphy November 12, 2022

In the 20th century, economist John Keynes correctly predicted that automation in the industrial sector would continue expanding and threatening jobs, which we’re currently seeing in North America. In some ways, Canada’s shift towards automation parallels the transition towards cleaner…

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This photo is of an individual sitting at their computer. Their head is in their hands and they look stressed and tired.
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New study connects sitting time with increased risk of heart disease

Chloë Arneson September 23, 2022

A new study published in the journal of JAMA Cardiology supports the notion that prolonged sitting is associated with increased risk of early death and heart conditions. The research found individuals who sit for more than eight hours a day…

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Study finds frequent breaks are necessary for well-being

Pranjali J Mann September 12, 2022

SFU Beedie School of Business professor Zhanna Lyubykh led a recently published study on the importance of taking breaks from work to increase performance.  According to the abstract, the research reviewed 83 existing empirical studies pertaining to the “relationship between…

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