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BY SPARROW MCGOWAN | NOV 05 2014

Kimberly Voll pushes at the forefront of game design.

BY MARIE LAMBERT-CHAN | NOV 05 2014

When it comes to rankings of the world’s most innovative countries, Germany regularly tops the list. The root of its success can be found in the close ties between industry and its universities, according to Horst Hippler, president of the German Rectors’ Conference. The agency represents Germany’s more than 300 universities, including research-intensive institutions and […]

BY NATALIE SAMSON | NOV 05 2014

The practice remains a topic of debate among student affairs professionals.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | NOV 05 2014

The birth-control pill may be having unexpected effects on aquatic ecosystems, according to a new study by researchers at the University of New Brunswick and the Experimental Lakes Area in Northwestern Ontario.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | OCT 31 2014

Germany encourages scholars to move from university to business, Hippler tells innovation conference in Ottawa.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | OCT 29 2014

A wide range of new programs in design and media broaden their appeal to a job-focused cohort of students.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | OCT 22 2014

This fall at the University of Saskatchewan, dozens of red dresses hung loosely from railings, windows and ceilings in campus buildings, and swayed in trees around the campus green known as the Bowl. These weren’t the aspirational party dresses of shop windows or the slinky frocks of fashion magazines, but a public art installation called […]

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | OCT 15 2014

Service allows labs and researchers to find the equipment and expertise they need.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | OCT 15 2014

A study by researchers at U of Windsor shows participants in the program more likely to step in.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | OCT 08 2014

Early findings suggest that the work and resources that schools invest in MOOCs are benefiting students on their campuses, too.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | OCT 08 2014

A requiem for 14 women.

BY CHANTAL BRAGANZA | OCT 08 2014

The Canadian-led study has upended many assumptions about the causes of death, which are often poorly tracked in developing countries.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | OCT 08 2014

Seizing the moment through dance.

BY SHELDON GORDON | OCT 08 2014

Nary a moot point at Canada’s oldest student law competition.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | OCT 08 2014

The Royal Society of Canada has created the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists. The inaugural 91 members, all university academics, were announced in September and will be officially recognized at the RSC’s annual meeting in Quebec City on Nov. 21. The college’s mandate is “to gather scholars, artists and scientists at a highly productive […]

BY BECKY RYNOR | OCT 01 2014

Concordia PhD graduate, a former homeless person, wins CAGS annual dissertation award.

BY NATALIE SAMSON | OCT 01 2014

Sciencescape platform will have a big impact on the speed of scientific development, predicts its founder.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | SEP 17 2014

International student offices encourage those from affected countries, or recent visitors there, to watch for symptoms.

BY TARA SIEBARTH | SEP 17 2014

The Canadian Online Publishing Awards foster digital publishing excellence in Canada.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | SEP 17 2014

Central attraction of Concordia-owned building is a chapel-turned-reading room.

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