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Opinion: DEI is in retreat
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University of Waterloo says two PhD students killed in Gaza airstrike
The University of Waterloo says twin sisters, who were set to start their PhD studies at the school, were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on Dec. 5.
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Two years later, UWindsor remains mum on whether ransom paid to cyberattackers
More than two years after a crippling cyberattack, the University of Windsor still refuses to confirm whether it paid a ransom to regain control of its hijacked systems.
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Recruiting more students a major priority for Laurentian University’s president
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Report recommends clear consequences for Indigenous identity fraudsters at U of Winnipeg
Recommends flexible approach to verification, being mindful that some may be disconnected from community.
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