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Blog
Kayle Hatt
| Students are being squeezed on both sides, trying to cope with higher tuition fees and growing debt on one side while having a harder time finding jobs to pay for it. |
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Blog
Nora Loreto
| A response to the so-called left-wing push to convince students to leave the CFS. |
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Blog
Ethan Cox
| Departure of over a dozen schools across Canada may spell the end for the Canadian Federation of Students, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. |
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Blog
Nick Falvo
| It has recently been reported that the University of Alberta wants to "reopen two-year collective agreements" with faculty and staff "to help the university balance its budget." |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| It's pretty obvious the job of doing something meaningful to solve Athabasca University's crisis is going to fall to Advanced Education Minister Thomas Lukaszuk and Premier Alison Redford. |
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Blog
Simon Enoch
| How much would you give up to get a university education? Two University of Regina students facing deportation have taken sanctuary in a church basement for almost a year to advance their degree. |
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News
Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois
| the Parti québécois is again closing the window opened by the student movement, locking the debate behind some sterile technocratic issues. |
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Columnists
Rick Salutin
| It's true universities have expanded democratically in the past 50 years and become "mass" institutions -- usually said with a sneer in the current debate. But what's wrong with that? |
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Book Review
Cara Ng
| “Too Asian?”: Racism, Privilege, and Post-Secondary Education, a new anthology, takes Maclean's magazine to task and explores race and representation in Canadian universities. |
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Blog
Theresa Ketterling
| In Nova Scotia, government support for education is shrinking. The Nova Scotia College of Art and Design and Nova Scotia Agricultural College have been on merger watch for a couple of years. |
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Blog
Erika Shaker
| It might have been my imagination (or perhaps wishful thinking), but in the midst of this year's back-to-school media coverage, the issue of student debt seemed a little more prominent than usual. |
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Blog
Trish Hennessy
| At a time when Ontario's government is promising a transformation of the province's education system, it would be wise to focus on a problem it helped create: the problem of high tuition. |
