Arabian Business
How Saudi-Canada spat could end the dreams of many students
Students tell of concerns of not being able to earn their degrees after Saudi Arabia suspends all scholarships to Canada as part of dispute.
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The remarkably unremarkable ‘Gee-Gees case’ and what it means
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Sault Star
Algoma loses 40 students over spat
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The Province
UBC trying to help about 280 Saudi Arabian students get information
President Santa Ono said he hopes the dispute can be resolved so the students can continue their studies at UBC.
Times Higher Education
Minority scientists to mentor senior professors in equality drive
‘People who have been around at a university for a while assume they know everything…but actually they need to be educated themselves,’ says a project leader.
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