Natalie Samson is the deputy editor for University Affairs.
Natalie Samson is the deputy editor for University Affairs.
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Global News For newly minted grads, higher pay but possibly fewer jobs: StatCan New research suggest that when it comes to the number of available entry-level jobs, highly educated Canadians may be facing worse odds. Financial Post The disturbing problem at...
University World News Why China wants ‘Western-style’ liberal arts education Foreign universities interested in setting up liberal arts and science degrees in China believe they can operate within the country's current confines, including an atmosphere that is hostile to...
Time Higher Education Number of female professors in Canada up 28 percent in six years Figures also show that female teaching staff earned between 95 and 98 percent of their male counterparts. Calgary Herald Alberta universities, colleges told to tighten their...
The province has invested nearly $350,000 to draw students to northern British Columbia, a region that is suffering from dwindling student enrolment.
The contents of the painter’s workspace – from a trove of pens to customized furniture the artist built himself – offer clues to his creative process and discussion points for the future of Canadian art.
National Post Quebec bill looks at intimate relationships between students and professors Quebec universities are reviewing their sexual-violence policies following the introduction of a provincial bill that would require them to develop guidelines for intimate relationships between students and...
Globe and Mail Are faculty prepared for growing numbers of online learners? Online courses are available in almost all subject areas and that two-thirds of Canada’s universities and colleges see online learning as very, or extremely, important to their...
CBC More than 15,000 scientists from 184 countries issue 'warning to humanity' An open letter published in BioScience warns humanity that we need to change our behaviours in order to protect the planet. CBC University of Toronto professor says controversial website...
The Economist How Canada’s unique research culture has aided artificial intelligence The country has made a virtue out of limited resources to found "Maple Valley." Forbes Q&A: Why Montreal has emerged as an artificial intelligence powerhouse Yoshua Bengio, a deep learning expert,...
Globe and Mail Dalhousie Student Union says women of colour under attack, issues 10 demands In a statement on systemic racism endorsed by the council, the student executive says Indigenous, Muslim and other racialized women are under attack and...
