education

Nearly 94 per cent of Guelph students are ’satisfied’ or ’very satisfied’ with the taste of their food, according to an annual Maclean’s survey

Be sure that they fit your learning style, treat them just like you would in-person courses and find a buddy to stay motivated

How universities use "micro-credentials" to recognize skills that won’t appear on a transcript

Peter Shawn Taylor: The gender gap in science and technology graduates is a persistent problem. New research suggests we may be approaching it all wrong.

The most transformative approaches to "Indigenization" are off the radar of most universities

Peter Shawn Taylor: Humiliations on the parquet floor linger long into adulthood and could even have public health consequences says a new study

The number of mature students on campus is rapidly rising—and schools are catering to experienced freshmen

Students from outside Canada hope a diploma will help them stay here. As one pending lawsuit shows, it’s not that simple.

Opinion: The Liberals promised the first meaningful reintegration program for veterans in decades. Then, the bureaucrats got involved

On issues like friendship, loneliness, and education, it’s vital for men to openly interrogate masculinity’s core precepts, writes Tabatha Southey