Education

The problem with men’s rights groups and the frustrating tendency to banish all things that seem distasteful

For 25 years, Maclean’s has helped Canadians make educated decisions about post-secondary education. This year we’re back, bigger and better than ever.

Mooting, where teams play out a mock court case, can be fierce—and the once extracurricular activity is now often on the curriculum

From 2015: Many engineering graduates don’t feel confident they can build anything. Experts say the schools are letting them down. How can that be?

Students with disabilities are finding their place in medical schools—and beyond

How the sudden resignation of UBC’s president has widened into an ugly faculty revolt and PR disaster

Jennifer Robson responds to the Globe and Mail columnist’s charge against Carleton University’s Masters of Political Management

An independent task force says its report on Dalhousie’s DDS2015 scandal doesn’t mean to assign blame. But there’s plenty to go around

With little evidence of a serious debate among teachers about economics reform, students are taking the lead

It’s self-congratulatory. The men seem to have learned nothing. Anne Kingston on how Dal’s new report on the DDS 2015 group is a failure