Students
Undergraduate colleagues make you a better researcher and teacher. Here’s how.
When it comes to skills development, sometimes you have to make advantage before you can take advantage.
In Quebec, a new law calls for universities to adopt a code of conduct covering faculty-student relationships.
The process starts with an honest self-assessment.
Staff at six universities explain what it takes to get in to some of their most competitive undergraduate programs.
Several universities have committed to supporting oppressed academics, but few have followed through.
A postdoctoral teaching fellowship could be part of a multi-pronged approach to combatting increasingly challenging working conditions.
We have an assessment system that is designed for our convenience as instructors and administrators, rather than for the learning needs of our students.
Kara Brisson-Boivin created a program at Carleton University that plants the seeds of career transition early in the PhD process by weaving it into the curriculum, as well as professional development training.
The U.S. House of Representatives has recently passed legislation that potentially increases the tax burden for university students, faculty, and staff, while depleting resources for financial aid, research and teaching.
Full-time undergraduate enrolment up a more modest two percent this fall compared to 2016.
When you’re searching for a supervisor you have to do your homework.
How a “fantastic failure” inspired me to change the way we do grad student professional development at Brock.
The report’s authors call for at least one-quarter of students within the next decade to have an international learning experience.
Are Canadian students up to the task?
The campus chaplaincy is being recontextualized as a space for non-denominational spirituality and mental health care support – but there’s still a place for faith.
University leaders concerned about the employability of graduates should sustain academic and curricular diversity, including the liberal arts.
The second annual International Day of Action Against Contract Cheating is an attempt by universities around the world to raise awareness about students who hire others to do their work.
In this new series, we explore the ins and outs of graduate studies.
Why don’t more students protest against this most universally distressing ritual of university life?