Features
Meet the risk-taking scholars who are shaking things up while they build tomorrow’s academic library
The field of ‘public history’ gains ground in Canada
The disciplinary path of popular professor Marcel Danesi has taken a few sharp turns over the years, but the breadth of his intellectual pursuits is nothing short of amazing
Boys seem to underachieve educationally relative to girls. But many questions remain about what’s going on and what, if anything, should be done to address the issue.
New technologies are changing the way schools get the message out when a crisis erupts on campus. But the most valuable tool in the communications toolkit is still a well-tested plan
The pros, the cons and the complications of taking on a little extra work on the side
He’s a scientist, arts aficionado and acclaimed editor who brings success to seemingly everything he undertakes. What will Queen’s do if he ever really retires?
Students who cheat are a problem on Canadian campuses – a problem that universities and faculty members must wrestle head-on. Based on his research and his own experience with cheating students, this professor discovers three crucial steps to keep them in
Comics have become much more sophisticated since the advent of Archie or Superman and are now a legitimate area of scholarship
Usha George has lived the immigrant experience, but never really left that community behind, devoting much of her professional career to addressing the special needs of newcomers to Canada
Flexible and practical, online graduate programs are the right call for some students.