Leslie Ferenc
A record number of students — about 2,000 more than in the double cohort year — will be entering Ontario universities this fall.
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Alexandra Posadzki
Many thousands of scholarship dollars lie unclaimed every year. Here’s where to look for them
Nicholas Keung
Did the Goddess of Democracy at York University’s student campus centre succumb to Chinese political pressure — or fruit flies?
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Lauran Neergaard
Again and again, 12-year-old Brianna Bowens cautiously pokes the human eyeball. On purpose.
Louise Brown
Queen’s Park tells colleges and universities: When it comes to opening branch sites, don’t tell us — we’ll tell you.
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A campaign calling on the University of Toronto to reverse a decision on flat fees for arts students has garnered 4,000 supporters, says the student union.
Joseph Hall
Canadian research shows physics students taught through an interactive learning method do twice as well as those who sit through “droning” lectures.
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Sarah Millar
A Calgary teacher is trying to make the world a better place with the licensing agreement for his textbook one reader at a time.
Turkish-born engineer Feridun Hamdullahpu is new president of the University of Waterloo, replacing David Johnston who became Governor-General last fall.
Lesley Ciarula Taylor
The Times Higher Education magazine has released its first rankings based solely on reputation, as rated by of 13,388 academics in 131 countries.
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Elizabeth Haggarty
While elaborate study methods that get students to expand on a subject are popular, simply writing what you know could be more effective.
Trish Crawford
Eastern Commerce Collegiate is the only high school in Toronto that starts its school day an hour later than usual, at 10 a.m.
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Louise Brown
Ontario students cheer a $73.7-million credit transfer plan that makes it easier to switch from college to university, or vise versa.