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A new hydroponic system will allow the university to harvest hundreds of pounds of greens a month out of a refurbished shipping container.
Efforts by the Canadian Association for Graduate Studies to standardize Three-Minute Thesis competitions across the country have been met with some resistance from participating universities.
This Wednesday at 1 p.m. EST, universities across the country will honour those who died aboard UIA Flight 752 last week.
Thanks to researcher Shannon Berch, UBC might be the first Canadian university to successfully cultivate the pricey foodie staple.
Dozens of students, professors and researchers from universities across the country have been identified among the 176 victims.
The university estimates that students who opt for the ZTC degree program could save $5,000 over four years by exclusively using open-access course texts and library course reserves.
The 15 teams chosen for the Canadian Space Agency’s CubeSat program have until this fall to get their designs ready for a 2021 launch.
The Intersectoral Student Committee in Quebec findings reveal that postdocs face financial and professional instability, among other challenges.
The provincial budget hits students hard as universities adjust to a leaner financial future.
The government policy resulted in a widespread loss of funding for student services and activities.
Statistics Canada releases its latest data on the numbers and salaries of full-time teaching staff for the 2018-2019 academic year.
Universities across the country mark the 30th anniversary of the shooting at Polytechnique Montréal.
70 percent of respondents said they had witnessed or experienced racism on campus.
He just wouldn’t stay away.
As firms like Uber and Airbnb become ubiquitous, Canadian academics struggle to find reliable data to analyze how the “digital platform economy” affects labour and policy-making.
The new board chair of Universities Canada lays out her priorities.
Variations in the language used by men and women in their applications didn’t seem to be a factor, however.
Emily Carr University of Art + Design cancelled classes in solidarity with the Global Climate Strike in September.
The survey, which closes December 6, aims to address the lack of data on equity, diversity and inclusion in the postsecondary sector.
Approaches to the controversial policy varied across the province, leaving some postsecondary institutions worse off than others.