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The Campus Green
University Affairs launches new sustainability column.
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The art of grant writing: write, rewrite and write again
And don't forget the detailed budgeting and a looming submission deadline.
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It’s time to retire ‘white paper’
Deconstructing the racial and historical context surrounding the controversial term.
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How our treatment of international students fails EDI goals in Canada
The main problem is the government’s failure to subsidize international students.
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MDPI and ReSMiQ Bring Together Canada’s Engineering Research Community at Montréal Workshop
MDPI and ReSMiQ brought nearly 100 researchers, students and industry professionals together in Montréal to explore advances in microelectronics, microsystems and sensor technologies.
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MDPI Toronto Summit 2026: Bringing together leaders to shape the future of scholarly publishing
Highlights, key discussions, and insights from two days of collaboration, innovation, and open dialogue across leaders within the global research community.
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Meet Kevin McCormick, Founding President of the Canadian Institute for Human Rights and Global Health
Bringing capacity to global engagement.
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Focusing on the positives: some good ideas for improving science
These relatively recent initiatives deserve recognition for helping the scientific community.
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SoTL: the party that no one really wants to go to
Why does the scholarship of teaching and learning remain a hard sell to faculty?
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Universities should embrace women’s non-linear career paths
Life experience is a transferrable skill.
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To pay or not to pay: That’s the internship question
What is the purpose of an internship, and how does it differ from basic schooling?
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Ownership structure of intellectual property at universities
If universities are interested in incentivizing translational research, the economics for scientists needs to change.
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The value of where you earned your PhD
Why do hiring committees appear to favour graduates from big-league universities?
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Academic freedom in a non-ideal world
Understanding what academic freedom is ideally meant to do can help us understand its contours, and how to best defend it.
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Untangling the mess of policy collaboration
The different interests and needs of each jurisdiction mean there is a range of funding schemes with disparate aims, formats and objectives.
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Job readiness is learned both inside the classroom and out
Part-time and summer jobs can be valuable sources of experiential learning and critical thinking for students.
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Could fake grants help clean up the peer review process?
By committing to this exercise, we might better understand why and how some grants get funded despite fatal flaws.
