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By the time you read this column CAUT will have a new president. Over the past two years, the association has encountered and dealt with a wide range of challenges and developments. Our accomplishments have been many. In this time […]

The board of governors at the University College of Cape Breton voted April 26 to reject the proposed budget presented to them by university president Jacquelyn Scott by a vote of 15-13. The rejection followed concerted efforts by students and […]

With more than half of the 10 million Palestinians worldwide classified as refugees and displaced people, it is understandable why Palestine's history is imbued with the experience of dispersal and exile. Even those who did not become refugees as a […]

A study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal last month warns the soaring cost of tuition is deterring students from low-income families from attending medical school. The study examined the impact of the deregulation of medical school tuition in […]

The federal government's copyright consultations rolled into Ottawa April 11 for an all-day session on proposed legislation to amend the Copyright Act. The forum, which attracted more than 100 individuals and groups, was part of a series of cross-Canada meetings […]

The government of Manitoba announced it is extending its freeze on university and tuition fees for another year. The announcement was made last month as the provincial NDP government tabled its third budget. The freeze follows the 10 per cent […]

There's a lot of mythology out there about sessionals. People think that there aren't really that many sessionals, when actually, on our campus, they exist in their hundreds. Just about 25 per cent of the faculty association, more than 450 […]

Des enseignants du postsecondaire de la Colombie-Britannique poursuivent leur lutte contre le controversé projet de loi 28 devant la Cour suprême de la province. Lors d'une conférence de presse le 3 apr, des représentants de la College Institute Educators' Association […]

Faute de fonds publics, jusqu'à 2 000 autochtones de la Saskatchewan qui souhaitent poursuivre des études collégiales ou universitaires n'y ont pas accès selon la Fédération des Indiens de la Saskatchewan. Prenant la parole aux audiences publiques sur l'enseignement postsecondaire […]

L'ACPPU et l'Association des professeurs de l'Université Laurentienne ont organisé des audiences publiques qui ont duré toute la journée du 28 février et ont porté sur l'avenir de l'enseignement postsecondaire dans la communauté. Jean-Charles Cachon, président de l'association des professeurs, […]

Le 7 mars, plus de 100 personnes se sont entassées au centre communautaire Driftwood de Toronto pour assister à un forum sur l'enseignement public organisé par l'ACPPU, l'association des professeurs de l'Université York (YUFA) et le quartier Jane-Finch de Toronto. […]

Les universités et les collèges du Canada doivent en faire plus pour susciter la participation des groupes défavorisés ont soutenu des participants lors d'audiences publiques organisées par l'ACPPU le mois dernier à Winnipeg. Rob Marriott, un étudiant métis et coordonnateur […]