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BY JOEY FITZPATRICK | FEB 07 2011

As director of animal care at Memorial University, Jennifer Keyte has the task of ensuring the ethical and humane treatment of her charges.

BY SYLVAIN COMEAU | FEB 07 2011

Gambling researchers try to raise awareness with university counsellors in Canada about the devastating consequences of gambling addiction.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 12 2011

Academic freedom, undergraduate education and aboriginal achievement among topics for discussion at workshops for Canadian university presidents.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 12 2011

It’s what university fundraisers dream of: the Big Gift.

BY CAROLYN WONG | JAN 12 2011

It’s a simple online screening tool to check the amount you drink – and it works, says its developer, University of Toronto professor John Cunningham.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | JAN 12 2011

Adverse trait could seriously affect a professor’s career, new study finds.

BY JORDAN FALLIS | JAN 12 2011

A professor at the Royal Military College of Canada is using pumpkins to remove contaminants from soil, a strategy that she says is potentially cheaper and more environmentally friendly than the conventional approach of digging up and removing the soil.

BY MOIRA MACDONALD | JAN 12 2011

An English professor serves up Chinese culture with a Canadian flavour.

BY LAURA EGGERTSON | DEC 16 2010

Gilles Patry talks of challenges, priorities and new programs.

BY MARK CARDWELL | DEC 16 2010

A record-setting sixth Vanier Cup in 12 years for Laval team.

BY CHRISTINA CHANT | DEC 06 2010

A public-education project that started with animal bones evolves into forensic research that could help locate mass human graves from the air.

BY HARRIET EISENKRAFT | DEC 06 2010

Speaking about inclusion within the academy.

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | DEC 06 2010

Raise a pint!

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | DEC 06 2010

Guelph professor Doug Larson has crafted a unique guitar from hundreds of found or donated objects.

BY PASCAL ZAMPRELLI | DEC 06 2010

“Seeing a better world for both our people and our shared humanity.”

BY LÉO CHARBONNEAU | DEC 06 2010

Five signs from beloved local enterprises donated to the cause.

BY ROSANNA TAMBURRI | DEC 06 2010

Pathways to Education addresses financial, academic and social needs for students in poor neighbourhoods and is now going national.

BY VIRGINIA GALT | NOV 22 2010

Helping undergrad students understand which prerequisite courses they need to complete.

BY TARA SIEBARTH | NOV 22 2010

New partnerships and scholarship programs unveiled on the trip, and participants vow to deepen their relationship with India.

BY TARA SIEBARTH | NOV 08 2010

Find out why India is on the minds of those who work at Canada’s universities.

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