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MUN not seeking more from domestic students during budget crunch
The university is set to continue its tuition freeze for Newfoundland and Labrador students, while raising tuition for other Canadians and international students.
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UWindsor prof lauded for work to prevent sexual violence against young women
Charlene Senn said her work addresses the fact that initiatives have failed to stop perpetration of sexual violence.
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U of R wrestling, volleyball athletes make impassioned plea to re-instate cut programs
Students are raising concerns that the decision could open doors for other sports to be cut.
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Doug Ford vows to overhaul Ontario sex-ed and math curriculums if elected
The Ontario PC leader has promised radical changes, from scrapping and replacing the sex-education and math curriculums to policing free speech on university campuses.
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