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From studio to spotlight: inside Canada’s largest student art show
Each May, nearly 800 graduating students from OCAD University showcase the culmination of their undergraduate journeys. The 110th instalment of Toronto’s largest free art and design exhibit, GradEx, welcomed more than 40,000 people to celebrate work by emerging artists, designers and media makers. Graduates explored themes such as eco-grief, gender and the immigrant experience – among myriad others.
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Fighting fire with science
Powerful analytical tools and a new generation of wildfire specialists take to the woods as Canadian forests burn.
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Reflecting the cultural temperature
A look back at some of Spring’s convocation speeches at Canadian universities.
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‘I shaped this role as I went along.’
Quebec’s first chief scientist, Rémi Quirion, looks back on his career and the challenges awaiting his successor.
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Meet Marie-Eve Sylvestre, the new University of Ottawa president who sees a world of possibilities
Bringing people together to change the community and the world.
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Meet Wisdom Tettey, Carleton University’s new president
Transformation through education.
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Thompson Rivers University seeks experts to shape the future of online education
Subject matter experts collaborate with instructional designers to create high quality content for online courses.
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Indigenous wisdom transforms science and mathematics learning in Ghana
IDRA scholarship recipient Kenneth Gyamerah worked with teachers to bring traditional knowledge into science and technology classes.
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When democracy teeters, where do universities stand?
University of Regina Professor Marc Spooner analyzes the threats to academia’s public mission.
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Who’s afraid of academic freedom?
Defenders of democratic debate are rising to meet the challenges of ideological polarization, governmental interference, and underfunding of academic institutions.
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Filipinos use Facebook to warn of floods
International scholarship winner Ria Jhoanna Ducusin studies how communities in the Philippines cope with inundations.
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Travelling to the U.S.? Here’s what to know.
How to protect yourself and your research data when crossing the border.
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Hydroelectric buffalo jump
A mural at the University of Manitoba connects traditional and modern engineering technologies.
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Canada’s intake of international students needs to be ‘sustainable,’ says immigration minister
Diab promises to consult students, university administrators on policy approach.
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Canadian film schools still standing in face of U.S. tariff threats
Defiant movie profs vow Trump won’t send their industry up Schitt’s Creek.
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Data vs MAGA
Academics and librarians scramble to save U.S. government records from Trump’s axe.
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The C150 Research Chairs program is ending, but its scholars are staying rooted in Canada
‘This is the moment to triple research funding in Canada,' urges renowned scientist.
