Campus news
Blessed with large tracts of land, many universities are developing their surplus holdings to raise revenue.
Five universities and three community colleges hire a shared chief information security officer to help fend off attacks.
“Animals have made tremendous contributions to our understanding of human biology, but they are not us.”
Artist Carey Newman’s large-scale Witness Blanket installation passes through the University of the Fraser Valley.
Academia has been slow to embrace podcasting, but these shows and their hosts are proving the form has much to offer.
New and expanding campuses mix urban renewal with a renewed focus on the importance of the creative arts and design to the surrounding community.
New station connecting York to downtown has been decades in the making.
Despite all the excitement around the Ontario government’s promise to create a French-language university, questions remain concerning the proposed form.
A plaque commemorating that historic moment was unveiled in September.
A partnership between the Mastercard Foundation, Rideau Hall Foundation, Vancouver Island University and Yukon College has ambitious aims.
A prosperous and healthy city benefits urban universities and their surrounding communities.
The craft of repairing and customizing lab equipment passes from one generation to the next at Brock.
The project aims to attract companies devoted to green technologies and renewable resources.
In the wake of student suicides, universities are reflecting on how to respond, and on their approaches to dealing with mental health.
There’s little evidence that automatic entrance scholarships persuade students to accept an offer of admission. Could the funds be better spent elsewhere?
Discover the works of famous architects such as Douglas Cardinal, Ernest Cormier, Ron Thom and Arthur Erickson.
To mark Canada’s 150th, fifty fun facts about Canada’s campuses.
Campus art galleries today are much more than collections of art hanging on walls.
University of Saskatchewan is the latest institution to boast a building designed by the world-renowned architect.
Often misunderstood, federated and affiliated colleges offer distinct missions and a small-campus feel, plus the benefits of their larger partner universities.