Hong Kong students stand up for statue
A statue symbolizing democracy in China has set off an intense debate at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, putting a spotlight on the human rights questions faced by the former British colony turned Chinese province.
9/11 Truth conference sparks review at UQAM
Montreal's largest university is reviewing its room rental policies after a controversial conference. Richard Gage and David Ray Griffin, two prominent speakers for the 9/11 Truth movement, hosted a conference at the Université du
The smell of barbecue and the sounds of live rock filledthe University of Ottawa campus May 14.
From afar, the lawn in front of U of O’s Tabaret Hall may have resembled the scene of another wild party. But this time the revelers were student volunteers and several hundred homeless Ottawa residents.
Project Homeless Connect Ottawa was a collaboration between U of O, Carleton University, Algonquin College and La Cité Collégiale, aimed at providing Ottawa’s homeless with essential services.Project connects students and homeless
A slow start for U of G’s referendum with CFS
The Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) and its Ontario division (CFS-O) have filed for an appeal on the ruling that allowed a membership referendum to take place at the University of Guelph (U of G).
At the beginning of April, the University of Guelph's undergraduate student union, the Central Student Association (CSA), hosted a referendum questioning of the university’s continued membership in the CFS.
Virtual Teaching Assistants across globe help North American Universities
At least one Canadian higher education institution is among several clients of a U.S. company that outsources
