Margin Notes
Leo Charbonneau looks at the Globe and Mail’s suggestions – and tweaks them.
The director of the Perimeter Institute explores the ideas behind his new book, The Universe Within
Some thoughts on the paper’s in-depth look at the state of Canada’s postsecondary education system.
Canada wants to double the number of foreign students, but much needs to be done before this can happen.
And why I think that’s not such a good idea.
AUCC issues some back-to-school quick facts on universities.
Canada “continues to be a leader in higher education,” says report, but not all is rosy.
Universities are failing our students, and the economy, says the Walrus magazine.
Is there a crisis in higher education in Canada, and if so, what is it?
Shouldn’t voting be the minimum requirement for political engagement?
They’re an inspiring, and somewhat humbling, group of individuals.
They’re all the rage, but are we rushing things a bit?
Mock funeral on Parliament Hill mourns “death of evidence” and its role in guiding government policy.
Shouldn’t this be a mandatory requirement at university?
OECD report says improving quality and access is key to sustaining our standard of living.
Popping bubbles! Dying industries! Great disruptions! The end is nigh!
Community service-learning initiatives work, but need champions to promote the cause.
When the agency says “final” data, it really means it this time.
This lighthearted moment is brought to you by Jorge Cham of Piled Higher and Deeper comics.
You want more coverage of the protests in English Canada? Be careful what you wish for.