Philipp Rösler, former German Vice-Chancellor, Federal Minister of Health and current entrepreneur, operates at the intersection of politics, business and international relations. On 12 December, SQUARE will host a discussion with Philipp Rösler on Europe's Automotive Action Plan and the options available to Switzerland.

How are ideas, myths, and narratives that make growth appear both inevitable and desirable related to our understanding of freedom and political arrangements? Lecture by Dr. Andreas Lingg, followed by a panel discussion among St.Gallen Collegium Fellows and scholars, moderated by Prof. Claudia Brühwiler.

Educational processes also take place between the poles of freedom and control. From an educational science perspective, Matthias Rohs explores when signposts and guardrails are needed to guide learning paths – and why, especially in light of current challenges, it is essential to explore New Ways of Learning.

Professor Brian T. Pentland (Michigan State University) will provide his ideas about Temporal Fabric Theory (TFT).

A seemingly harmless conversation between a student and a professor turns into a dangerous power struggle, where every word is carefully scrutinized. What begins as a search for understanding ends in a battle for interpretive authority, accusations, and ruined lives.

A seemingly harmless conversation between a student and a professor turns into a dangerous power struggle, where every word is carefully scrutinized. What begins as a search for understanding ends in a battle for interpretive authority, accusations, and ruined lives.

A seemingly harmless conversation between a student and a professor turns into a dangerous power struggle, where every word is carefully scrutinized. What begins as a search for understanding ends in a battle for interpretive authority, accusations, and ruined lives.

Prof. Nora Markwalder ist talking with mit Barbara Reifler, Commander of the Cantonal Police of St.Gallen, and Konrad Würgler, Head of Learning Programs at the Office for Corrections and Reintegration of the Canton of Zurich.

A seemingly harmless conversation between a student and a professor turns into a dangerous power struggle, where every word is carefully scrutinized. What begins as a search for understanding ends in a battle for interpretive authority, accusations, and ruined lives.

Zita the Butler is a certified butler and the head of further education at GastroSuisse. At SQUARE, she focuses on service and service competence. During a stylish dinner, she teaches international etiquette and talks about her everyday life. In doing so, she shows how good manners and confidence go hand in hand. Further information to follow.