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‘We are cautiously optimistic that we are entering the recovery phase,’ one comptroller says.
A UBC biologist is advising residents not to feed the wildlife.
Advocates of ‘humanistic math’ are on a mission to help schoolchildren from all backgrounds see the world differently.
An international partnership has been established to better understand plagiarism among graduate students.
The 2021 National Building Reconciliation Forum provided an opportunity to identify the work that remains to be done at universities.
Particularly in the initial phase of the public health emergency, these unsung university staff did most of the heavy lifting to rework face-to-face courses.
Experts on campuses from coast to coast are needed to deal with the current emergency as well as future ones, Afghan-Canadian lawyer says.
While universities aren’t representative of the problem, one expert says they can play an important role by raising awareness.
The COVID-19 pandemic created a new way of learning in higher education: outdoor classes.
Everyone agrees on the need for an action plan on student mental health, but there are still concerns.
September 29, 2021 Thirty people sent to hospital after Fake Homecoming at Western The National Post reported that 30 people were taken to hospital, six in critical or serious condition, after Western University’s Fake Homecoming turned into an all-night rager. “Given the number of people involved, it’s quite likely somebody there had COVID and it’s […]
Some university campuses will be closed for the new statutory holiday.
To mandate or not to mandate: the debate many universities have been wrestling with is now put to the test.
For many schools, preventing possible infections means mitigating a perfect storm of conditions for binge drinking.
Despite the many demands of stakeholders in the academic community, postsecondary education struggles to capture candidates’ attention.
A new report looks at outcomes for new graduates with disabilities. Advocates of disability rights say this data is not new or surprising.
Access Copyright now calling on federal government to ‘remedy the untenable situation’ for Canadian creators by reforming Copyright Act.
The hope is to facilitate more projects involving Indigenous peoples and other racialized groups.
A one-in-a-million shot of this past June’s solar eclipse also showcases the university’s campus.
Funded by the University of Northern British Columbia and the Hakai Institute, the powerful set of computers show the mass loss of Earth’s glaciers has increased at unexpected rates.