McGill is the latest university in Canada to rethink its stance on an offensive name.

The centre, hosted by Ryerson University, has an ambitious mandate that includes funding and evaluating new approaches to skills development.

“For every individual person who disagrees with what I do, I have three people who support me,” says the philosophy student and linebacker at the University of Manitoba.

Mona Nemer is creating a new youth advisory council of people aged 18 to 30 from a range of backgrounds.

Adaptations of the history scholar’s work take centre stage at the theatre festival.

“We’ve named more new dinosaurs in the last 20 years than in the previous 150,” says one researcher.

Library association releases statement clarifying this evolving role.

Prolific academic, author and advocate Silver Donald Cameron will be the first to hold the three-year appointment.

At a panel discussion at Congress, three academics reflect on the challenges facing universities.

The team will race against military crews from seven other nations in a commemorative restaging of the King’s Cup held in 1919.

The top three presentations at this year’s 3-Minute Thesis competition tackled chemotherapy, oil pipelines, and asphalt.

Many journals publish research that is based on the treatment of wild animals that would never be allowed in a laboratory setting.

Or so says David Naylor, if the country wants to fulfill the promise of the fundamental science review.

The new panel appointed by the Council of Canadian Academies will be chaired by former University of Calgary president Elizabeth Cannon.

The new system helps foster an “inclusivity culture” at the institution, says campus designer.

Many companies in Canada are starting scholarship programs with a view to promoting their corporate social responsibility.

A new report reveals that over half of non-teaching staff at Quebec universities are suffering from anxiety and depression.

If it’s played in gym class, it’s played in Recess League, a lunchtime sports program for the nine-to-five crowd.

Opened in 1965, the lab has helped to ensure that iconic structures like the CN Tower and the Confederation Bridge are safe.

The new Dimensions pilot program to advance equity, diversity and inclusion in Canada’s postsecondary institutions to open on June 3.