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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.

Powerful analytical tools and a new generation of wildfire specialists take to the woods as Canadian forests burn.

A look back at some of Spring’s convocation speeches at Canadian universities.

Gabriel Miller will start the new leadership role on March 18, 2024.

Menstrual equity comes to university campuses.

CTV News New N.B. nursing graduates won't have to pay registration fees Nursing graduates in New Brunswick won’t have to pay first-time registration fees as the province seeks to reduce financial barriers for applicants. National Post Queen's University could 'go under'...

The guide states, ‘it is only through long term, meaningful connections that you can understand and centre Indigenous needs, perspectives, and knowledge.’

Globe and Mail Canada to consider cap on international students in the face of a housing shortage, Immigration Minister says Canada is considering a cap on the number of international students allowed to live in the country, Immigration Minister...

'We've all put a lot of heart and soul into [the program] so it’s really nice to see it succeeding,' says program chair.

Global News Ontario universities plead for increased funding amid Ford government tuition freeze Stagnant provincial funding and a years-long tuition freeze are “undermining” student success at post-secondary institutions, according to Ontario universities, which are pleading with the Ford government...

Global News Med students turning away from traditional family medicine: U of A program director As the family doctor shortage worsens across the country, there's a concerning trend exacerbating the issue. Globe and Mail Universities face lawsuits accusing them of failing...

Policy Options Quebec’s move to force teaching French at McGill and Concordia could have dire consequences Without additional funds, the move could lead to reduced course choice and the replacement of specialists with French teachers, harming the quality of...

CBC News Court decision barring Chinese student sends message about espionage risk, experts say CSIS seeking changes to law to allow it to warn universities of national security threats. CBC News UPEI faculty union says changes promised in university's action plan...