January 2018

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Lost in the metrics

Metrics. Whether it’s the rankings of universities and colleges, or the bibliometric assessment of research impact,...

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January 2018

News / CAUT marks 20th anniversary of UNESCO recommendation

CAUT Council delegates celebrated the 20th anniversary of the UNESCO Recommendation Concerning...

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January 2018

News / Niagara off the hook, for now

A motion of censure concerning Niagara College’s operations took centre stage at CAUT’s November...

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January 2018

News / Carleton on probation

At its last meeting of 2017, CAUT Council considered a motion of censure against the...

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In this Issue

News / Resolution in the Tony Hall case
The case of suspended University of Lethbridge professor Tony Hall has ended with a settlement and...
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President’s message / The struggles for change in 2017
by James Compton “Plus ça change, plus c’est pareil — the more things change, the more they stay the...
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Interview

Interview / Martin Devitt

On Nov. 20, 2017, Ontario’s 12,000 college faculty, counsellors and librarians were legislated back to work, ending...

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