Truls Melin´s mute little man dressed in a naval uniform and with no facial features or hands, is part of a pipe structure – all painted monocromely in the calming green that´s said to have been...

Ivar Padrón Hernández, Ph.D. candidate at the European Institute of Japanese Studies and the Department of Marketing and Strategy, has received a JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship for research at Keio...

On March 26, the internationally acclaimed author and President of International PEN Jennifer Clement visited Stockholm School of Economics to engage in a conversation with Jesper Bengtsson, Chairman...

Bachelor student Cecilia Nyquist is active in SSE Students for Climate Action. Appearing on SVT News she talks about a specific incident that was the starting point for her climate activism.

Today the British online newspaper The Independent reported on the QS ranking of Europe’s best economics degrees.

Sara Nilsson's sculptures and paintings explore a reflective and quiet relationship with the natural world. Fågelkvitter (Bird-twitter) was previously part of the exhibition Notes Toward a Life in...

Despite wide spread media coverage of an earlier study showing that “power poses” influence hormones and risk taking, a new study using a much larger sample finds no such relationships.

Six SSE Students participated in the World University Championship in American football during the last week when Sweden won the bronze medal.

Ranjula Bali Swain and Peter Dobers co-edited and published the Routledge Handbook of the UN Sustainable Development Goals Research and Policy — a collection of seminal research on the Sustainable...

This year’s Nobel Laureate in Economics Sciences, Richard H. Thaler visited SSE today Tuesday, December 12.