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16 février 2016

Canada’s culture of research excellence

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy David Johnston. I was born in the town of Copper Cliff, now a part of Sudbury, a city famous for its minerals and for being the site of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) training missions in the early 1970s. Read more...
16 février 2016

More PhDs finding jobs as tenure-track professors, study says

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Simona Chiose. More PhDs are finding jobs as tenure-track professors than previous labour market estimates have found, says a new study that will add some much-missing data to a continuing debate about whether Canada is producing too many doctoral graduates. Read more...
16 février 2016

UBC deans throw weight behind current university leadership

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Simona Chiose. The University of British Columbia’s deans have come out in support of the university’s current leadership and the search process for a new president, writing an op-ed that will appear in local newspapers on Thursday morning. Read more...
16 février 2016

Ontario voters not concerned about increase in contract professors: poll

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Simona Chiose. Ontario voters are not willing to consider paying higher taxes to support postsecondary education and don’t believe the issue of professors increasingly teaching on contract is a high priority, a new poll has found. Read more...
16 février 2016

Maritime universities see plunging enrolment in humanities programs

cbc masthead logoBy Elizabeth McMillan. The number of full-time undergraduates majoring in humanities is down 45 per cent over the past decade. When those numbers are combined with general arts students — people who haven't declared their arts major yet — it's a 39 per cent decrease across the region according to data provided by the Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission. More...

16 février 2016

Wilfrid Laurier University nixes prime minister statues project

cbc masthead logoBy Andrea Bellemare. Wilfrid Laurier University's board of governors voted Wednesday night to withdraw from an agreement to put statues of 22 of Canada's past prime ministers at the school, months after the school first announced it would go ahead with the controversial project. More...

16 février 2016

Give students a tuition break

Times Colonist. Here is a contrast in values we should consider. Tuition fees at the University of Victoria for a degree in the humanities stand at about $24,000. The comparable fee at public universities in Germany is zero.
The University of British Columbia charges approximately $29,000 for a commerce degree. Undergraduate programs at many state-run universities in France cost $1,000. More...

16 février 2016

The lack of women in science: 'A wicked problem,' McGill's Elena Bennett says

Montreal Gazette					HomepagePatricia Crowe. The discussion started at my book club, but it might as well have started with Adam and Eve. We read The Awakening, a 1899 novel by Kate Chopin that describes the fight by a young woman, Edna Pontellier, for independence against the conventions of the time. We are all married working mothers. No matter how far society has come from Edna’s, most of us find the bulk of child care and the more banal duties of running a household fall to us. We felt for Edna. More...

16 février 2016

Poor idea to scrap tuition fees

http://www.torontosun.com/paywall/theme/resources/img/tos/logoPaywall.pngMatthew Lau. It’s federal budget season, which means the special interest groups are once again making a mad dash to the public trough, hoping to eat up the biggest helping of taxpayer dollars they possibly can. More...

16 février 2016

Push for French university continues

Sudbury Star Staff. REFO (Regroupement etudiant franco-ontarien) invites members of the Franco-Ontarian to take action on Feb. 18 as part of a day for the creation of a new French-language university in Ontario.
REFO is organizing this event to demonstrate the support of the Franco-Ontarian community for the project. Free round-trip transportation by bus will be available from several cities in Ontario, including Sudbury, for all those who want to show their support. More...

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