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Medical profs question Ontario’s “merit”-based admissions law
Societal needs should be considered alongside academic prowess in med school admissions, doctors argue.
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Laurier student’s art featured on a bus for Black History Month
The artist says her work’s impact is like a ripple in water.
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The rise of disaster studies
Disasters happen more often — these programs explore the whys and hows.
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Canada’s francophone universities: drivers of thriving communities
Despite challenges, Canadian universities in francophone minority settings actively contribute to their communities and the advancement of knowledge.
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StatsCan study looks at reasons why university graduates attend college
Many of the programs being pursued that teach more applied skills are ones that universities could provide but choose not to.
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Universities grappling with mandatory COVID-19 vaccines issue as fall return to campus approaches
Most universities say they will follow local public health guidelines and are strongly encouraging staff and students to get vaccinated.
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Microcredential programs on the rise in Canada
Low rates of awareness about microcredentials by prospective students and employers remains a challenge.
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Universities taking different approaches to preparing mental health services for return to campus this fall
Some are fine-tuning existing programs while others are planning extensive online and on-campus health promotion campaigns.
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Alberta government unveils 10-year plan for PSE to mixed reviews
Alberta 2030 unveiled on the heels of more than half a billion dollars in actual and planned cuts.
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‘Again, the North loses out’: the rifts and ripple effects from shuttering Laurentian’s midwifery program
‘Had the program not been offered in … northern Ontario, we would not have become midwives,’ says one Laurentian graduate.
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Universities leveraging shareholder power to promote climate action
Collective effort focused on holding companies in which universities invest, accountable and achieve sustainability goals.
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The unexpected benefits of doing alumni affairs events online
Pivoting online has forced alumni relations teams to get creative – and resulted in greater turnout for events than they expected.
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New funding models required for science and engineering research: report
Report offers guide for ongoing discussions as NSERC embarks on strategic 2030 planning.
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Neutron-scattering equipment set to make return to Canada thanks to CFI funding
Researchers won’t have to leave the country to perform experiments that allow them to see inside materials.
