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BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | JAN 14 2015

The ability to measure results from digital campaigns is pushing universities in a new direction.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | JAN 14 2015

But, despite its rising importance, the field suffers from growing pains, say academics.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 14 2015

The portrayal of clergy in fiction is the theme of a new book by Sue Sorensen, an associate professor of English at Canadian Mennonite University. The Collar: Reading Christian Ministry in Fiction, Television, and Film is described by publisher Cascade Books as “a wide-ranging study of the many ways – heroic or comic, shrewd or […]

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 14 2015

The experience has improved their lives and opened up their world, says U of Lethbridge professor.

BY HILARY BEAUMONT | JAN 12 2015

A panel of faculty from five universities discussed how sexual violence should be addressed on campus.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 07 2015

As featured in National Geographic.

BY JEAN-FRANÇOIS VENNE | JAN 07 2015

Smaller publishers are the most active exporters, study finds.

BY VIVIEN FELLEGI | JAN 07 2015

But at least one university is fighting back with an awareness campaign to ease the pressure.

BY CAROL BOEIRA | DEC 17 2014

Project led by two U of Calgary engineering professors ensures a reliable supply.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | DEC 16 2014

Those in their mid-40s and younger are squeezed by low incomes, high costs and less time, says UBC’s Paul Kershaw.

BY SAMUEL DUNSIGER | DEC 08 2014

Some students will be able to combine their undergrad studies with a master’s of management.

BY PEGGY BERKOWITZ | DEC 03 2014

We refreshed the design, improved the navigation and, most importantly, designed the site to display well on all devices, from a smartphone to a desktop computer, to keep up with our readers. In addition to a look that more closely mirrors the design of UA magazine, regular readers will notice a few changes. Our navigation […]

BY NATALIE SAMSON | DEC 03 2014

Canada Research Chairs program is responding to research that shows referees write weaker letters of recommendation for female candidates than for male candidates.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | DEC 03 2014

The University of Manitoba’s student newspaper turned 100 years old in November.

BY CAROL BOEIRA | DEC 03 2014

Architecture students help create structured fabrics used in avant-garde dress collection.

BY CAROL BOEIRA | DEC 03 2014

The Gryphon stands guard.

BY SHARON HUNT | DEC 03 2014

Does your grandmother use Skype or text messaging, and if not, is she missing out on something?

BY NATALIE SAMSON | DEC 01 2014

École Polytechnique decides to fund an open scholarship as “gift to the community”.

BY MARIE LAMBERT-CHAN | DEC 01 2014

Scheduled event took place days after three profs were denounced for sexual harassment.

BY PEGGY BERKOWITZ | NOV 21 2014

Publication takes home a gold and three silvers at online publishing awards.

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