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EDI in admissions and hiring: the case in favour
Malinda S. Smith argues that equity strengthens excellence in university hiring and admissions.
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The Slow Professor ages well
The recently published 10th anniversary edition adds new material to this classic text.
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The Mintz Report is wrong on EDI
Demanding ‘institutional neutrality,’ Alberta’s report on the post-secondary system risks silencing equity.
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Responding to the global displacement crisis
A role for Canadian universities?
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We can do a better job of welcoming displaced students and scholars
Strategies are needed to overcome structural barriers.
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Now is the time to address chronic underfunding
Our collective future, as well as that of future generations, depends on adequately funding higher education.
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Let’s make plant-based foods the default on campus
A ‘default veg’ position on campus food is one way that universities can respond to the climate crisis.
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Why a PhD fast-track can be a bad idea
Earning a doctorate earlier may sound attractive, but there’s value in completing a master’s degree first.
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The war in Ukraine shows how libraries play a vital role in challenging disinformation
They have a responsibility to teach users how to evaluate the credibility and validity of information.
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Copyright advocacy and reform update in 2022
More voices need to be heard in this debate.
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Universities need to revisit their founding stories
Indigenous histories often go unrecognized in institutional university memories.
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Sustainable science: the future of high-quality research
The scientific community needs to talk about the sustainability implications of our research practices and start implementing approaches to minimize our professional carbon footprint.
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Carnegie Mellon’s ill-considered damage control
What the university could have done better to protect academic freedom after a professor’s controversial tweet went viral.
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Criticisms of academic freedom miss the mark and risk the integrity of scholarship
While academic freedom itself might sound like a unique notion, granting special tools or rights to specific professions is rather commonplace.
