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People want to hear about our science success stories, says project founder Molly Shoichet.
A strong university helps build a strong city and vice versa, says U of T’s Meric Gertler.
Three successive political science classes have teamed up with community members to make a case for local landmark
Stepping down as president in August, Dr. Helfand discusses his role at this unique Canadian experiment in postsecondary education
On the contrary, the labour market is functioning as it should, says new report by the Council of Canadian Academies.
Campus event aims to celebrate the end of the academic year and honour someone special
Academics say the climate around free speech differs in Canada from the U.S.
Universities Canada, formerly AUCC, says new name is ‘bold and contemporary’
On the anniversary of the tragic stabbing deaths of five young people, U of Calgary president Elizabeth Cannon reflects back on how the university responded.
Exhibit one of many student-centred projects featured at Ontario Science Centre’s Idea Gallery.
Experts commend the strategy, but await more details on implementation and enforcement.
Sales of snacks, laptops, bedding and parking passes replace book sales at many university bookstores.
Forensic-science facility has seen its fair share of simulated mayhem.
All students offered admission to Western University for the 2015-16 academic year got an interesting item in their information packages: a “boarding pass” redeemable for $1,000 to help them finance an international learning experience. The new Western International Learning Award is available to full-time undergraduates in second year who are planning an international learning experience […]
History of civilian detention in Canada particularly relevant in light of current events, says organizer.
Expert chides librarians to identify their core mission and ‘unique value proposition.’
Scholars who feared for their lives in their home country have a chance to resume their careers.
Universities with up-to-date policies and education campaigns are on the right track to reduce cheating, but they can do more, researcher says.
Both Canadian and Commonwealth students to benefit from Diamond Jubilee scholarship program.
Consultant Robyn Jacobson discusses how these policies work, how they’ve developed over time and how they can be better.