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BY NATALIE SAMSON | APR 20 2016

Mindshare series officially launched in Edmonton with a discussion on the future of energy.

BY EMMA TRANTER | APR 19 2016

“I’ve never liked being called on,” says one student. “It feels like you’re under a microscope.”

BY NATALIE SAMSON | APR 13 2016

Founding director says the centre is one of the largest hubs of higher ed research in the world.

BY SHAWNA WAGMAN | APR 12 2016

They warn scholars to “think twice” before sharing their work on the popular social network.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | APR 08 2016

Universities have until May 9 to submit proposals for funding to upgrade research facilities.

BY ASHLEIGH VANHOUTEN | APR 06 2016

Collection reflects history of Chinese restaurants in North America.

BY TIM LOUGHEED | APR 06 2016

When news of a mosquito-borne virus that might be causing birth defects in Latin America started to make headlines earlier this year, Brock University professor Fiona Hunter was more than ready to take a closer look at the problem. Brock recently built a Containment Level 3 laboratory for Dr. Hunter’s research, making hers one of […]

BY ASHLEIGH VANHOUTEN | APR 05 2016

Carleton professor’s study reveals women’s voices make up only 29 percent of those quoted in media.

BY ASHLEIGH VANHOUTEN | APR 04 2016

Goal is to help guide people towards healthy coping strategies, says developer Tina Chan.

BY SARAH BROWN | MAR 30 2016

Joint program from U of Saskatchewan and U of Regina offers support to vet school students and faculty.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | MAR 28 2016

Experts say countering bad press requires “good stories,” champions, experimentation

BY NATALIE SAMSON | MAR 23 2016

Organizations praise funding boosts for campus infrastructure, research and financial aid, but more could be done for indigenous students, some say.

BY CATHERINE COUTURIER | MAR 14 2016

Although it’s a relatively new field of research, results are “encouraging.”

BY BECKY RYNOR | MAR 09 2016

Registrars group signs the Groningen Declaration on behalf of universities and colleges.

BY ASHLEIGH VANHOUTEN | MAR 09 2016

University of Waterloo researchers speculate that simply typing more slowly may improve writing.

BY ASHLEIGH VANHOUTEN | MAR 08 2016

A Dalhousie PhD student develops a tattoo removal cream.

BY JEAN-FRANÇOIS VENNE | MAR 07 2016

Gary Kobinger is leaving the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg for Université Laval.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | MAR 02 2016

New application options at University of Regina, University of Alberta go beyond “female” and “male.”

BY GAIL DUGAS | FEB 24 2016

“I have always loved the idea of immersing myself in a dissertation. I envied people who were doing their PhDs. I would think ‘Take me with you!” says Tom Howell, co-creator of a radio project inspired by the work of Canadian PhD students. Introducing their audience to students who have spent years thinking about a […]

BY SHAWNA WAGMAN | FEB 23 2016

Outgoing Ottawa Citizen editor to lead McGill’s Institute for the Study of Canada.

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