Bulletin Archive

By Grace Barakat Originally published on January 9, 2023 There is a great deal of emphasis on the importance of receiving a post-secondary education (PSE) in some capacity. Access to PSE has been a familiar policy issue for decades. As […]

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*This chart includes a sample of the total data from the CRCP website. Also, not all years are available on this website. For 2019, CAUT used the May 2019 data. Source: Government of Canada (2022). Program Representation Statistics. Canada Research […]

By Peter McInnis The 6th CAUT Equity Conference, held both in Ottawa and in hybrid format, offered opportunities to meet and learn from advocates from across Canada. The theme was how to translate theory and lived experiences into concrete activism […]

By David Robinson There has been a lot of horrendous higher education legislation proposed in the US in recent years, but the state of Florida may have just set a new low. House Bill 999 was introduced in the Florida […]

By CAUT Staff The week of February 20 marked the annual Fair Dealing Week, an international event that celebrates the importance of fair use and fair dealing provisions within copyright law. This year’s event also marked the launch of Fair […]

By CAUT Staff More than two years after Laurentian University filed for bankruptcy protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), the repercussions are still being felt by current and former academic staff, students, and the Sudbury community. CAUT marked […]

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By Peter McInnis In the calculus of academic performance, service is often relegated to a distinctly minor role behind research and teaching. The oft-cited workload ratio of 40/40/20 is invoked to suggest some clear rationale for these artificial divisions, and […]

By David Robinson In November 2021, a representative of the Afghan University Professor’s Union (AUPU) addressed CAUT Council, just three months after the Taliban had regained control of the country. In an emotional speech, he described how the Taliban government […]

CAUT staff appointments Anne-Marie Roy Senior Organizing and Education Officer (Term) Anne-Marie brings more than ten years of experience advocating for high quality and accessible post-secondary education with the student and labour movements. For the last five years, she has […]