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Graduates urged to lead with compassion
Highlights from this year’s inspiring spring convocation speeches across Canada.
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Entrepreneurship is weaving its way into engineering schools
Engineering schools are broadening their scope—without losing sight of their technical foundation.
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NDP urges federal government to provide biometrics options for Palestinian students awaiting study permits
Critics accuse Ottawa of bureaucratic double standards.
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Committee urges penalties, random audits to crack down on foreign student visa fraud
Lax oversight, followed by a bungled foreign student permit cap, have wreaked damage on institutes of higher education, a parliamentary committee report concludes.
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Meet Kevin McCormick, Founding President of the Canadian Institute for Human Rights and Global Health
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Universities without borders: Teaching medicine to women in Afghanistan
Despite the ban on female higher education, a unique online program is training 146 Afghan women to become doctors.
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Slim pickings in course calendars
Budget cutbacks leave Ontario students with meager options.
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University revenues up in 2023-24: StatCan
Newly released numbers predate the federal cap on international students
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U of T student’s case saves city bike lanes
The Ontario Superior Court rules in favour of a bid to stop the provincial government from tearing out cycle tracks.
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Gazan students stuck in limbo
Despite acceptance by Canadian universities, Palestinians face roadblocks in coming to this country
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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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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.
