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The new bill ensures universities will not be subject to bankruptcy laws – and raises questions about their financial future.
Opponents say it poses a threat to academic freedom, institutional autonomy, and the future of the postsecondary sector in Alberta.
Originally purported to be the ‘future’ of higher education, microcredentials are instead proving to be a messy undertaking.
TMU professor introduces AI-powered chatbot to academic community.
A unique partnership is helping researchers learn more about the effects of climate change.
The pro-Palestinian student protest movement is gaining momentum nationwide as debates intensify over freedom of expression.
University of Waterloo researchers developing innovative technology that is cost-effective and safer than current diagnostic methods.
A solidarity letter has garnered more than 200 signatures from faculty, librarians and staff.
The legislation would give the minister of education unprecedented powers over university policies, according to new coalition.
Five academics draw on their own experiences to paint a portrait of the ups and downs that await new professors.
A pro-Israel counter-demonstration led to a heavy police presence and tense campus environment.
The proposed funding is intended to facilitate access to care and support mental health initiatives, as experts call for greater coordination between federal and provincial governments.
An interview with host Kate Kenyon on the launch of University Affairs’ new podcast.
The campus’ smallest residents are creating a “buzz” around pollinator protection.
Focus put on R&D funding, student housing and student debt restructuring.
Quality of varsity sport broadcasts and player promotions will suffer, says former staffer.
The Liberals’ major injection in research and innovation has been met with overwhelmingly positive responses.
Alberta is implementing a two per cent cap on domestic tuition increases while British Columbia is investing significantly in its postsecondary education sector.
Saskatchewan capped off its four-year funding agreement with universities while the NDP government of Manitoba released its first budget.
Two per cent cap on tuition increase in Nova Scotia announced.