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BY SHAWNA WAGMAN | OCT 20 2015

Its ringmaster is circus scholar and Concordia professor Patrick Leroux.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | OCT 14 2015

HEQCO report raises concerns over the quality and design of writing assignments across disciplines.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | OCT 13 2015

Comic-book artist shares his passion for storytelling with writers.

BY MOIRA FARR | OCT 07 2015

Many survivors believed their confidential statements would be destroyed, not archived for posterity.

BY SHAWNA WAGMAN | OCT 07 2015

Carleton University students would have a tough time ignoring the presence of the bright yellow bench in their main quad. And that’s the point. The vividly painted bench, installed in September, is meant to be a daily visual reminder for students to open up and talk about mental health issues. The bench is the first […]

BY NATALIE SAMSON | OCT 07 2015

It’s not every Canadian university that can boast a Boeing as part of its teaching facilities. That’s exactly what the University of the Fraser Valley has been doing since it became the lucky recipient of a Boeing 727-200 jet aircraft this summer. The 727 was donated by KF Aerospace to the university’s aircraft structures technician […]

BY JENNY GREEN | OCT 05 2015

New book describes how historians are using longitudinal analysis to shed light on our collective past.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | SEP 23 2015

A “wise move” says one academic who’s studied low youth-voting rates.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | SEP 21 2015

Residences compete to see which building can conserve the most.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | SEP 18 2015

From Sept. 21 to 27, nearly 30 universities will host public events in celebration of science.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | SEP 16 2015

Pact reached with regulatory body creates a new certification stream for international student advisers.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | SEP 15 2015

University Affairs has scored seven nominations in six categories at the 2015 Canadian Online Publishing Awards. The website is vying for gold in the following categories in the business-to-business media division: Best news coverageUniversities caught up in overhaul of foreign workers program Medical marijuana a growing field for university researchers in Canada Dentistry students’ Facebook […]

BY NATALIE SAMSON | SEP 09 2015

Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council is spearheading a project to streamline the path to international research funding. The Trans-Atlantic Platform is a consortium of 17 funding agencies from 12 countries, backed by the European Commission and co-led by SSHRC and the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). Its mission is to facilitate international […]

BY DAVID HAYES | SEP 09 2015

When Christine Le was a kid, she became passionate about science from watching Bill Nye the Science Guy and Popular Mechanics for Kids. Add a supportive high school teacher and you end up with Ms. Le’s career today. She is nearing completion of her PhD in organic chemistry at the University of Toronto’s prestigious Lautens […]

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | SEP 09 2015

The drop is seen as a worrisome trend for some universities in the province.

BY MARIE LAMBERT-CHAN | SEP 09 2015

To address the affordable housing shortage, a private organization has undertaken to build a student housing cooperative.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | SEP 08 2015

UBC’s big tree registry aims to protect the province’s giants.

BY PAUL GESSELL | SEP 02 2015

U of Saskatchewan’s Dennis Lanigan has had a lifelong passion for Victorian-era art.

BY KAREN BIRCHARD | AUG 31 2015

Move affects all students, faculty and visitors from formerly visa-exempt countries, except the U.S., starting next spring.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | AUG 19 2015

Academics, students and practitioners attended the Canadian Peace and Conflict Studies Conference hosted by Canadian Mennonite University.

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