News / Stewart Reid Fellowship winner announced
Claire Thomson, a PhD candidate in the Department of History at the University of Alberta, has been awarded the 2018 J.H. Stewart Reid Memorial Fellowship.
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News / CAUT opposes Doug Ford’s attack on free speech
The government of Ontario’s plan to require the province’s universities and colleges to adopt “free speech” policies and punish those who fail to adhere to the new requirements is an unprecedented interference with institutional autonomy, warns CAUT.
President’s message / Unions & the objective possibility of fairness
By James Compton
CAUT Indigenization Video
Indigenization and the Academy
This video features academics who share their experiences and views on how to Indigenize the academy and why it’s crucial.
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CAUT Equity Video
Equity and the Academy
This Equity video features academics who share their experiences and views on what needs to change in how we think, and what approaches will work to solve problems in the academy and in society.
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Interview / Karen Foster
Karen Foster is an associate professor of sociology at Dalhousie University and Canada Research Chair in Sustainable Rural Futures for Atlantic Canada.
Shattering myths about contract academic staff
When CAUT conducted a national survey of contract academic staff last year, it was the first time this growing segment of the academic workforce was given such a voice. The survey aimed to hear about their working conditions, feelings and life goals.
From our readers / More faculty, fewer administrators
Mirjana Roksandic at the University of Winnipeg writes