In the final stages of syllabus design, don’t forget to include your course policies.

Five academics draw on their own experiences to paint a portrait of the ups and downs that await new professors.

They’re still a rare breed but the flock is growing. Should it be?

Practical advice from the co-author of a new book

The life of an independent scholar, without the safety net of a university, brings with it trepidation, financial challenges and, for some, exhilarating freedom. Meet four who’ve taken the ride

Canada’s ‘professors of privacy’ are leaders in a global effort to understand the ways governments and corporations are using surveillance methods on average citizens – and to let the public know

A few people, perhaps a thousand a year, leave their body to medical science at Canadian universities. This is their story.

If you haven’t visited the student residences on campus for awhile, you might be in for a surprise.

A group of female academics, activists and litigators have joined together to literally rewrite Charter equality cases from a feminist perspective.

Canadian faculty are welcomed in many developing countries for their skill in introducing student-centred learning.

Ontario’s system isn’t broken, just stressed. Before we try more radical fixes, why not encourage a robust college-university transfer system?

Romantic partners who are employed at universities in different cities confront many challenges in making their relationships work.

Driven by diverse factors, retiring academics are leaving their mark in varied – and often surprising – ways.

How the new credo for community-engaged research is making a difference both in communities and at universities.