Education

A lack of commitment to prioritizing marginalized voices on campus means racialized students still struggle to find and build community at Canada's universities.

If you ask universities themselves, Canadian campuses are fertile settings for diversity and marginalized people. The problem is the students don't agree.

Governments need to ask themselves: is downloading more debt onto students -- particularly during a time of workforce precarity -- a sustainable policy to pursue?

When the inquiry fails, can we just get on with defunding those schools, please?

Being a teacher already requires daily feats of flexibility. What we need are resources.

New appointments may signal beginning of overhaul for the financially troubled institution.

Safe spaces are havens from oppression for those who have suffered institutional harms. They don't inhibit free speech -- they make it possible.

Deconstructing the new partnership between Colleges Ontario and McDonald's.

rabble.ca and the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) are teaming up to find Canada's next progressive student journalists.

Fifteen years of cuts to education funding means that there are many public schools where parents are wondering about whether to include the following on their shopping list for school supplies.

Dalhousie University is ponying up $300,000 USD to cover the cost for nine of the province's best and brightest (and richest) to attend an "entrepreneurship acceleration program" at MIT. Why?

I would congratulate Afro Brazilians for being more than half the population -- if I could only find them.

The Nova Scotia Barristers' Society is pondering appealing July's Nova Scotia Court of Appeals decision green-lighting graduates of Trinity Western University Law School to ply their trade in N.S.

rabble bloggers continue to bring informed takes on Canada's top news stories, here are some of the best blog posts of the week.

Ontario's student loan system is restrictive and discriminatory to the very people it is designed to help.