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Universities seek a balance when dealing with student COVID-19 infractions
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Universities seek a balance when dealing with student COVID-19 infractions

Administrators warn of tough sanctions for those breaking pandemic rules, while prioritizing a gentler sort of persuasion.
BY MATTHEW HALLIDAY | NOV 11 2020
The pull of procrastination
BY KERRY BANKS
OCT 28 2020
Paternity leave policies are improving for men in academia
BY LESLEY EVANS OGDEN
OCT 21 2020

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Canadian COVID-19 researchers face a growing threat of cyber-espionage
BY ANDRÉANNE APABLAZA | OCT 15 2020
The quest to build a reliable quantum computer
BY DIANE PETERS | OCT 14 2020
The PhD conversion experience
BY PAUL YACHNIN | SEP 30 2020
A brief history of clock towers on Canadian university campuses
BY KERRY BANKS | SEP 16 2020
The student experience this fall: a tale of two Ivans
BY IVAN JOSEPH & IVAN JOSEPH | SEP 09 2020
Researchers investigate the effectiveness of public health messaging during the pandemic
BY WENDY GLAUSER | SEP 02 2020
Ensuring students stay safe once study abroad returns
BY MATTHEW HALLIDAY | AUG 26 2020
As September approaches, universities prepare for a fall semester unlike any other
BY EMILY BARON CADLOFF, SHAUNA MCGINN & MARK CARDWELL | AUG 19 2020
In the midst of the pandemic, academics are fighting a rising ‘infodemic’
BY KERRY BANKS | JUL 29 2020
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BY LAURA BEAULNE-STUEBING | JUL 20 2020
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