By Martha Crago. Intellectual property is important in our universities but it sometimes raises thorny issues. Unlike the United States, which has the Bayh-Dole Act – legislation governing intellectual property generated by federally funded research – Canadian universities are free to have their own individual IP arrangements. More...

By Matthew Scribner. But some issues need to be approached tactfully and professionally. More...

By Nicholas Dion. Respondents also offer suggestions on how their institutions could better aid their transition into the workforce. More...

By Brenda Brouwer. But, leveraging that talent requires a strategy and investment. More...

By Catherine Couturier. A master’s program in contemplative inquiry at Simon Fraser University, mandatory mindfulness programs for future physicians at McGill University, and mindfulness courses and workshops for students at Université de Montréal – after winning over the business community, mindfulness is playing a growing role on campuses. More...

By Becky Rynor. Registrars group signs the Groningen Declaration on behalf of universities and colleges. More...

By Ashleigh Vanhouten. University of Waterloo researchers speculate that simply typing more slowly may improve writing. More...

By Ashleigh Vanhouten. A Dalhousie PhD student develops a tattoo removal cream. More...

By Natalie Samson. Experts say countering bad press requires “good stories,” champions, experimentation. More...

By Natalie Samson. Organizations praise funding boosts for campus infrastructure, research and financial aid, but more could be done for indigenous students, some say. More...