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U of T to slash international PhD tuition fees
The University of Toronto is drastically cutting tuition fees for international PhD students — a rare move administrators hope will open doors for more outstanding academics to come here to study.
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Professor calls on UBC to disclose any disciplinary action against Stephen Porter
A UBC professor says the institution must tell the public if it took any disciplinary action after an investigation found Dr. Stephen Porter breached multiple university policies.
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University of Guelph suspends prof for allegedly insulting student with severe anxiety
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CBC
Another Concordia creative writing prof faces harassment allegations from former students
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