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Heading to France for your master’s?
Quebec’s Bourse Frontenac could help fund your graduate studies.
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Reflections on a transformative era in global politics
We must embrace resistance through a transformative student-centred lens.
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Mentorship matters: Building relationships that shape your grad school success
Having a mentor who is available when you need them and listens to your dreams and concerns objectively is key.
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Should your supervisor be your boss?
Working for your supervisor is a choice, not an obligation.
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Other duties as assigned?
Universities need people, policies and protocols that take into account how to support the success of BIPOC students from an equity, not equality, perspective.
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Becoming Rhodes Scholars: preparing the application
The most helpful advice the authors received was ‘show, don’t tell.’
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Number of international students studying in Canada looks set to rebound
Several institutions say preliminary figures suggest the drop in enrollment due to the pandemic may be easing.
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Universities seeing influx of applications for September
Brock University sees itself as having a ‘double cohort of first years’ in September, says interim president.
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The limits of learning to debate
In teaching students debating skills, are we preparing them to build the world we want?
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Varsity sports on the starting blocks
All four regional conferences in Canadian university sports have announced league and championship schedules for the 2021-22 season.
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Why we must, and how we can, make the post-pandemic university a more intellectually productive learning commons
There’s no need to create a teaching schedule for the fall. Students have been telling us how to create a learning environment that makes sense. We should listen to them.
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The hard task of switching supervisors during graduate studies
Two grad students discuss their unique experiences of having to switch supervisors.
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How one Nova Scotia university is honouring the language of the territory’s original people
StFX students will now receive two degrees when they graduate: one in Latin and one in Mi’kmaw.
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The new normal on campus
Moving to online delivery of programs and services forced universities to be creative. Here are some of the initiatives they’ll keep as we return to campus in person this fall.
