Business is changing, so is Haskayne
Mathison Hall is the spectacular new addition to the Haskayne School of Business. Located adjacent to Scurfield Hall on the University of Calgary campus, our new building is designed with students in mind. With 12 new classrooms, set to be equipped with state-of-the-art technologies, dozens of breakout rooms and generous informal seating areas for students to study and socialize, Mathison Hall offers a new, exciting business education experience.
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Latest News
Elevating education: Haskayne celebrates official opening of Mathison Hall with classes fully in session
Haskayne kicks off winter semester by welcoming students to its newly expanded home featuring new classrooms, group workplaces, study spaces, gathering spots, student services and more
Mathison Hall: A new era of business education awaits
Haskayne’s expanded business home opens for community celebrations ahead of official launch in January
Construction update: Mathison Hall on time to open in late 2022
New Haskayne School of Business building set to shape generations of business leaders
Haskayne receives $1M gift for student collision space in Mathison Hall
CPA Alberta’s gift to Haskayne Capital Expansion Project supports commons space for undergrad students
Haskayne receives $2M gift to support student learning and leadership in new Mathison Hall
Viewpoint Circle for Dialogue will be a stunning space for students and community
University of Calgary breaks ground on Mathison Hall, new building for the Haskayne School of Business
$90M two-year construction project begins today