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Maya Turner makes history in Canadian university football
Former soccer player kicks down barriers.
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Algoma U releases findings of its first-ever EDI survey
One of the main goals of the survey is to identify equity gaps among students and staff.
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An emergency preparedness wake-up call
Are universities properly preparing their people for when something goes wrong on campus?
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Bald eagle makes history at UPEI
A team of veterinarians, techs and students performed a rare spinal surgery on the bird.
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Cape Breton University inaugurates Farley Mowat Chair in the Environment
Prolific academic, author and advocate Silver Donald Cameron will be the first to hold the three-year appointment.
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Living and breathing while Black: racial profiling and other acts of violence
Individualizing racial profiling in media misses the point of systemic violence.
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RMC rowing crew will represent Canada at England’s Henley Royal Regatta
The team will race against military crews from seven other nations in a commemorative restaging of the King’s Cup held in 1919.
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U of Guelph introduces new wayfinding system for the blind
The new system helps foster an “inclusivity culture” at the institution, says campus designer.
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Employees make time for schoolyard fun in their workday at U of Guelph
If it’s played in gym class, it’s played in Recess League, a lunchtime sports program for the nine-to-five crowd.
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Western wind lab named historic site
Opened in 1965, the lab has helped to ensure that iconic structures like the CN Tower and the Confederation Bridge are safe.
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Montreal’s Dow Planetarium reopens as university entrepreneurship hub
The renovated planetarium became the new home to startup incubator Centech last fall.
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Anatomy of a name change: Ontario Tech University
The former UOIT rebrands to clarify its identity and move past an awkward moniker.
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First Nations University of Canada now sits on reserve land
The new urban reserve, a partnership with Star Blanket Cree Nation, was nearly 20 years in the making.
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Why an education researcher is teaching young offenders to play chess
In Chess for Life, students learn about decision-making and relationships as part of a game-based sentencing program.
