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Indigenization at U of S sees more aboriginal faculty, students
Three years into the University of Saskatchewan’s Indigenization, leaders are proud of steps taken but students are impatient for change.
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Trent University in Peterborough announces historic $56.8M fundraising total
Trent U concluded the most ambitious fundraising effort in its history Wednesday as officials announced that the campaign had raised nearly $7 million more than its goal.
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As university students enter workplaces, they may be increasingly expecting the same type of protections against uncomfortable speech, Howard Levitt writes.
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