Canada
Does PrEP, an HIV-preventing drug, make sense for gay men?
PrEP is being sold as a way to give gay men peace of mind—but it may not be as risk-free or socially responsible as it seems
Josh Dehaas
Josh Dehaas is a writer and editor focused on post-secondary education and training. He has a Master of Journalism from the University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Guelph.
College
Canada’s colleges need Chinese students. But it’s not easy to recruit them.
Boosters argue colleges are better prepared to serve ESL learners and set students up for long-lasting success
Education
Canadian students need to go to China, but they need some help
New scholarships and programs are working to bridge the east-west gap between Canada and China that could define the coming decades
Education
Why banning fraternities isn’t the answer
Eliminating frats isn’t the solution when it comes to stopping sexual assaults and protecting LGBT rights on campus, writes Josh Dehaas
University
Student debt does not equal mental illness
Financial stress isn’t a mental illness, it’s a fact of life—and it masks the bigger issue at play
Post-graduate
Gambling on an M.D.
In 2013, most would-be doctors came from just six undergrad schools, even though they were the tougher, more competitive ones
University
How to fight women-only gym times and French-language discounts
Why universities are the best place to learn about what’s fair. And what isn’t.
Canada
7 things new university students should know
Real-life advice on roommates, getting into a full class and why engineer parties are worth checking out
College
Students like diploma-degree option at Guelph-Humber
As student confirmations drop overall at Ontario universities, Guelph-Humber saw a 19% increase
On Campus
How to stop sex assault on campus
A University of Windsor program aims to spot trouble before sexual assault happens