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Mary Ann Wynkoop. Bloomington & Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2002; 232 pp; hardcover $49.95 US., paper $19.95 US. This grassroots view of student activism in the 1960s chronicles the years of protest at one Midwestern American university. Located in a […]

Values in Conflict: The University, the Marketplace and the Trials of Liberal Education Paul Axelrod. Montreal & Kingston: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2002; 200 pp; hardcover $65 CA., paper $24.95 CA. As the end of a teaching term approaches, and grant […]

Professor Tim Quigley, president of the faculty association at the University of Saskatchewan, outlined his association's concerns about the university's integrated planning initiative in the January 2003 Bulletin. His article provides a unique view of our integrated planning process as […]

In response to Ken Coates' comments, let me first say that, in political struggles, it is rare for the other side to acknowledge the cogency of your arguments. However, the University of Saskatchewan Faculty Association continues to influence the integrated […]

I was heartened to see the CAUT leadership has expressed its appreciation of the leaders of the University of Haifa and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for continuing in their missions of teaching and research "in the aftermath of suicide […]

CAUT has established an independent committee of inquiry to investigate possible violations of academic freedom at Dalhousie University and its affiliated Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre. Dr. Gabrielle Horne, an assistant professor of medicine, had her research suspended last […]

The University of Toronto's St. Michael's College is coming under fire from students, faculty and health organizations who want the school to return a controversial donation it received from a tobacco company. The University of St. Michael's College accepted a […]

CAUT is adding its voice to more than 50 groups concerned about the impact of globalization and trade agreements on local cultures. The International Network for Cultural Diversity is a worldwide coalition of artists, authors, media workers and other cultural […]

University of South Florida professor Sami Al-Arian, along with seven others, has been charged in a 50-count indictment with supporting, financing and relaying messages for a Palestinian terrorist group. The indictment accuses the men of being members of the Palestinian […]

CAUT has joined the International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group (ICLMG), a coalition of civil rights advocates, NGOs, churches, unions, environmental advocates, other faith groups and groups representing immigrant and refugee communities in Canada. The group serves as a roundtable for […]

The University of Moncton is objecting to certification of its contract academic staff by the union representing teaching faculty at the university. Following a successful organizing drive last April, the university's faculty association, l'Association des bibliothécaires et des professeurs et […]

British Columbia's students can expect higher fees and a continued decline in quality, college educators and university teachers are warning. The comments come on the heels of the latest provincial budget which froze provincial grants to universities and colleges. "While […]