Universities’ new rules for cheating
Three students complete a group assignment. One cheats. Should they all be punished?
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Academics
Why a group of small universities believes the future is theirs
Known as the ’Maple League’, the four universities promote the advantage they have over big-city schools: an intimate undergraduate experience
How universities are working to shatter the ivory tower
Academic life is slowly becoming more engaged with the outside world—and students are leading the way
Students beware: Not all co-op programs are created equal
Get a jump on the job market by enrolling in a co-op program, but do your research first
GPRC has Canada’s only authorized program for Harley-Davidsons
There’s nothing like a 15-week technician certificate program, like the Harley-Davidson course at GPRC, to rev your engine
If you have a sense of adventure and enjoy food, you can be a ship’s cook
A galley can be a tough workplace, but there’s money to be made
Falconry, glass-blowing, and other unusual trades
They’re not regulated or even that well-known, but these jobs all require apprenticeships to learn the tricks of the trade
Food-systems planners are playing a growing role in municipal policy
Municipal governments are recognizing they need to bridge the gap between city-dwellers and food sources
Interest in public service jobs has increased since Trudeau’s election
Why would you want to do that? Because job demand is outstripping supply and, hey, there’s stability.
Next 36 recruits future business stars from schools across the country
Entrepreneurship, on steroids