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Mygradskills.ca will help students to succeed, whether they pursue a career in academia or not, say developers.
The building has been called “courageous, bold and just a little insane.”
Get active and get riding is the goal of the student-run facility.
But universities in Quebec and U15 group of research-intensive universities are exceptions to this trend, say two new reports.
During the week in which Ontarians turned 19 they had an increase in alcohol-related hospital admissions.
Quebec academic creates a manifesto to recognize animals as sentient beings.
New regulations shifting production to licensed providers has created “tremendous opportunities.”
But expert panel chair Art Carty says restrictions on federal scientists’ communications “casts a shadow” over an otherwise positive report.
Ryerson University’s Hamza Khan discusses his university’s student life digital strategy.
“It has always been one of my goals to get people more interested in the application of mathematics,” says Robert Smith?.
Two ancient mammals discovered near Smithers, B.C.
The award-winning pool was inspired by the Greek aphorism “know thyself”.
New student movement is growing at campuses across Canada.
The audacity of doing good.
Experts at an international summit advise more prudence in bestowing accommodations.
Twelve-volume compendium a labour of love for Alex Michalos.
His finding that the right dose of pro-oxidants may extend life could have applications for Alzheimer’s.
Acadia’s Ray Ivany is leading the movement for a Canadian answer to U.S. National College Health Improvement Program.
“Food history is exploding right now as an area of academic inquiry.”
A registrar who helps school leavers qualify for university understands their mindset.