Romantic partners who are employed at universities in different cities confront many challenges in making their relationships work.

The origins of the widely used term began in the backwoods of B.C.

A professor analyzes the comments from students taking her course on Indigenous peoples and the environment.

Boosting the classroom occupancy rate is one way some universities are dealing with increasing student populations.

An interview with writer Brad Mackay about his unforgettable experiences in Ethiopia with Joe Magnet.

In an improbable sequence of events, an Ottawa law prof has taken on the constitutional cause of the Afar people in Africa.

Canada’s first new law school in more than three decades opens at Thompson Rivers University in the B.C. interior.