By Carolyn Abraham. Whether it’s our musical playlists, the programs we PVR, or the shows we live-stream or download, the information age is all about customization, tailoring content to match our interests. And we expect to consume that content how, when and wherever we want. For older generations, it’s an expectation that has evolved. But Generations Y and Z, those massive cohorts of young digital natives, have never known a different reality, and it’s fuelling a fresh, unbundled approach to post-secondary education. Read more...

By John H. McWhorter. Today’s student protesters start with valuable observations, writes John H. McWhorter, but then they drift into a mistaken idea of what a university—and even a society—should be. Read more...

By Alan Bernstein. By making science diplomacy a pillar of Canada’s international strategy, we both reaffirm and strengthen Canada’s important contributions to world affairs. Here’s why. Read more...