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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.
Toronto Star
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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