High-income grandparents can compensate for low-income parents in higher-ed access, a recent study shows.
Minority communities, universities, benefit from demographic boost of young francophones.
Top-tier researchers from 13 countries to join Canadian universities in first wave of appointments.
Amélie Vallières investigates how story-driven video games can support learning and build identity.
As trade hostilities continue, we shouldn’t use taxpayers’ dollars to travel stateside.
As students return to campus, discussions of the Middle East conflict deserve a scholarly, responsible and robust treatment that recognizes antisemitism in all its forms.
Joe Norris argues that forcing academics to retire is a form of systemic violence.
Jamie Paris argues that guaranteed employment for life skews the age balance of the professorate while enabling the exploitation of early- and mid-career scholars.
IDRA scholarship winner Karen Spring studies Central American communities seeking redress for harms caused by major development projects.
IDRA scholarship winner Tianqi Zhao studies climate change and mental health in South Africa.
IDRA scholarship winner Peter Duker studies community fishing practices in Thailand.
Historical researcher explores English-French divide over Second World War.
Completing a PhD doesn’t mark the end of learning, but rather the loss of the illusion that learning ever ends.
Two negotiators — one from a faculty association, one from a university administration — share their advice for building trust and achieving the common good.
A unique creative writing class at the University of Toronto connects students to nature.
The joys of retiring early.
Christian Blanchette is the president of Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR).
Ottawa announces 64 new research chairs in international talent attraction strategy
It’s time to boycott U.S. conferences
The secret to good labour relations
The paradox of doctoral learning
From scholar to loller
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