In my opinion
A professor proposes a “Provincial Scholar” exam to encourage students to pursue a broader education.
Please get involved in working for the abolition of nuclear arms.
Let this generation be … they will figure it out, as we did
What to do about it.
Thoughts on punishing students who chant an ode to rape at orientation.
Why HEQCO’s new report doesn’t go far enough.
Canada should bolster Africa’s universities, not drain their best students.
In pursuing Chinese students, Canadian universities could take actions to encourage China to develop in a more open, democratic way.
Both foreign students – and their teachers – need support if the goals of an international campus are going to be met.
ESL students and the erosion of higher education.
Montreal, Toronto punch above their weight in providing value to international students.
Why racialized scholars need to lead the way.
Understanding MOOCs as a battle between marketization and traditional higher education blocks us from envisioning other viable futures for higher education.
Universities’ international agenda, much broader than in the past, needs to involve many kinds of university staff.
SSHRC’s peer-review system is protracted, opaque and unaccountable.
Which graduates are really in short supply?
Making us proud to be part of academia.
Canadian universities get a near-failing grade for the way they support campus entrepreneurs.
What 2013 provincial budgets mean for the higher education sector.
Allan Rock, President of the University of Ottawa, decimates the argument that universities are “out of touch” and not producing graduates for “real jobs”.