Bulletin Archive

By CAUT Staff A report from a Quebec institute says high tuition fees and the prospect of going into debt discourage less affluent students from pursuing post-secondary education and the study recommends that the province eliminate fees. According to the […]

By Caroline Hodes At its annual general meeting, the Alberta United Conservative Party (UCP) considered banning Critical Race Theory and discussions about privilege, racism and diversity in classrooms across the province. While the UCP voted down the controversial proposal, here’s […]

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By Larry Savage An unprecedented outpouring of support from labour organizations for 55,000 CUPE education workers in Ontario was key to forcing the Ford government to back down from using the notwithstanding clause to proactively suspend workers’ fundamental rights and […]

CAUT staff appointments Elizabeth Berman Senior Communications Officer Elizabeth is a communications professional with experience running public awareness campaigns on everything from tar sands to teen sexting. A specialist in digital communications, she is recognized for creating engaging, easy-to-use online […]

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Alison Macrina is executive director of the Library Freedom Project, a not-for-profit organization that supports long-term collective organizing to mitigate the harms of living in a surveillance society. She was the keynote speaker at the 2022 CAUT Librarians’ and Archivists’ […]

CAUT staff appointments Émilie Couture Digital Communications Coordinator Émilie Couture comes to CAUT with a long-time passion for language, a constant desire to find new and innovative ways to express herself, and an insatiable sense of curiosity. She holds a Bachelor […]

by Dan O’Donnell An Introduction to University Governance is a disappointing book, perhaps especially because it represents a lost opportunity for something badly needed in the sector: an orientation to university governance for external board members who are new to the […]