Straight Up
A tempest in a C-cup
UManitoba engineers publish nipple measurements; investigation ensues. Send us your joke issues.
Funding religious education from the public purse
Is CAUT’s crusade against religious universities really about its opposition to private universities?
Budget 2010: Much ado about nothing
Although Flaherty announces a scattering of new investments in research, his budget is underwhelming
What to do when the Games prorogue your semester
In search of educational opportunities in Vancouver.
UVic’s pro-choicers up the ante against pro-life club
Latest petition goes so far as to question existence of pro-life club Youth Protecting Youth
Do your prof a favour: write better!
Profs across the country plead for better written essays, and offer tips to help you get there
The women’s studies debate goes on
Is there still a place for women’s studies in universities?
The National Post editorial board hates women’s studies
The Post’s “sexist drivel”—as one commenter called it—makes the case for why women studies will live on
Getting the most out of your professor
Professors dish on how students can learn more from them outside of the classroom
Academic freedom at Trinity Western?
CAUT attacks Christian “faith test” for profs.
Eating spam, stealing cutlery and embezzling
The crazy things students do when they run out of cash—and how to avoid budget crisis yourself
Hitting the road
Getting overseas experience can strengthen your resume, enhance your education and be a lot of fun
Town beats gown
Supreme court rules against Oshawa students
The new liberal education: sustainability
Dalhousie gets international recognition for new sustainability program
No more teachers’ dirty looks? Not quite yet
Making the most of your study time so you get the best test mark you can
First annual WISE education summit brings 1,000 to Qatar
Canadians among those invited to contribute to international education conference
Exams + Projects + Papers = No Sweat
How to cope with that end-of-term stress
Default danger
Your student loan, your credit history and you
Free education for fallen soldiers’ kids
Remembrance Day brings offer of free tuition, rez room and food plan
Recession proof yourself
University-educated people have easier time bouncing back from unemployment
I have to confess, I just about fell of my chair when I read that SFU was trying to submit ...
"The cause appears to lie in the increasing competitiveness of today’s world. “To be an original scholar,” writes Wilson, “is ...
Amused by your article, I am. 
James Turks' (CAUT) apparent statement that “Canada really has no need for private institutions” really flies in the face of ...
