2012
As a new law professor, she could have made life easier for herself when confronted with sexism at the university. But then, she wouldn’t be Constance Backhouse.
Are we headed up a creek without a paddle?
Doomsday pronouncements may seem silly, but they underlie a troubling world view, says Concordia scholar.
Half of Canada’s six strongest fields are in humanities and social sciences, says new report by Council of Canadian Academies.
And why Atlantic universities need to champion their arts programs.
The recently launched Tukitaarvik website offers information and networking opportunities for young Inuit who want a postsecondary education.
Daylong session in Waterloo, Ont., prompted by recent debates over donor influence at some Canadian universities.
You’re not cool – please don’t try to be.
Why we choose university administration.
Time out for a baby.
Professors at Université de Sherbrooke are warming to the idea.
New subway expected to carry 27,000 riders a day to campus once it opens.
Mike Mahon honoured as an advocate for the Blackfoot Tribe and all First Nations’ people.
Bloorview staff and scientists team up with OCAD University to create interactive art for kids.
Academics need the media to help publicize their work, but when important findings are distorted it can lead to decades of distrust.
Watching porn on a laptop during class, taking a cellphone call in the middle of a lecture, repeatedly interrupting with comments and jokes – there are many ways for students to disrupt a class.
The scholarly e-book revolution is coming, but there’ll be a few bumps on the road before we get there.
Petra Duncan trains actors to become simulated patients.