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With more than 50 per cent of students cheating, university degrees are losing their value. So why don’t the schools put a stop to it?

The Muslim world has youth, numbers and global ambitions. The West is growing old and enfeebled, and lacks the will to rebuff those who would supplant it. It’s the end of the world as we’ve known it. An excerpt from ’America Alone’.

From Afghanistan to Quebec, education to the environment, Ignatieff lays out his bold, progressive vision for Canada. A Maclean’s exclusive.

Joseph Boyden tries to get into the spirit of the first post-Katrina Mardi Gras, but something just feels wrong

Joseph Boyden goes back to New Orleans and finds desolation -- and hope -- among the ruins

The late newspaper columnist and documentarian spoke with Maclean’s in 2005

Novelist Joseph Boyden on picking up the pieces in New Orleans, his adopted city

In Morocco, I worked for a press that had new freedoms — and old fears

Trudeau eulogizes his father and upholds a transformative legacy

From the 1998:Seven months after Maclean’s investigation into rape in the military, the magazine asked if anything had really changed in the Canadian Forces?