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Funding religious education from the public purse
Is CAUT’s crusade against religious universities really about its opposition to private universities?
UWindsor investigating cheating allegations
1,100 first-year psychology students to re-write midterm
Update: York student investigated for hate speech
University suspends Salman Hossain over internet postings that support genocide.
Library of humans
Guelph university lends people for 30-minute talks on prejudice
Budget 2010: Much ado about nothing
Although Flaherty announces a scattering of new investments in research, his budget is underwhelming
Budget 2010: New post-doctoral grant
Granting councils to get fellowship funding for new PhDs
Budget 2010: Why don’t you get a job?
Budget puts grads to work. Nothing for current students
‘Odious’ Israeli Apartheid Week condemned
Yearly campus event denounced by politicians as a ruse for racism
The CFS goes to court
Only one school will see a CFS referendum this year, while other schools take legal action
The case of the mystery million dollars
The CFS says Concordia can’t hold membership referendum until it pays $1-mil the union says it doesn’t owe
U de M lecturers go on strike
20 per cent of classes have been affected
International students flock to Canada
As belts tighten on campus, post-secondary institutions are increasingly keen to tap into the international students revenue stream
College strike officially averted
OPSEU says ‘fear’ was the primary motivator for faculty to accept the college’s final offer
Students accused of home invasion
Brock University called to investigate
Bouchard to Quebec–raise tuition!
Universities at ‘critical stage’ in under-financing
Concordia ‘floaties’ welcomed home
Shipwrecked students survived on rainwater—and Disney songs
Sweeping changes coming for First Nations University
New report recommends governing board should be depoliticized.
UNB strike dodged–for now
Conciliation board appointed by government to bring an end to collective bargaining gridlock.
The sneaky way universities are privatizing teaching
UWindsor rejects deal with for-profit company to teach international students; UManitoba criticized for similar program.


