By the numbers / Inequity in the Academy
Source: UCASS 2016, Census 2016, CUSC 2017
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Interview / Frances Henry
Dr. Frances Henry is professor emerita at York University and a pioneering researcher and leading expert in the study of racism and anti-racism.
Book review / We only talk feminist here: Feminist academics, voice and agency in the neoliberal university
Briony Lipton & Elizabeth Mackinlay.
Palgrave Macmillan, 2017; 128 pp;
ISBN: 978-3-31940-077-8.
by Penni Stewart
Book review / Realizing the distinctive university: Vision and values, strategy and culture
Mark William Roche.
Notre Dame Press, 2017; 88 pp;
ISBN: 978-0-26810-146-6.
by Alan McGreevy
The slow march toward equity
Post-secondary institutions have claimed for decades that they are committed to equity and diversity, but their principled stand still falls short.
News / Donald C. Savage 1932–2018
Donald C. Savage, CAUT’s executive secretary from 1973 to 1997, died in Ottawa on March 13 at age 85. He was associate executive secretary of CAUT for two years before leading the association for the next 24 years as executive secretary.
News / CAUT to intervene in Access Copyright case
CAUT and the Canadian Federation of Students have been granted leave to intervene in the Access Copyright case, officially known as York University v. The Canadian Copyright Licensing Agency.
News / CAUT protests death of Iranian-Canadian professor
CAUT has written to Iran’s leader protesting the death of an Iranian-Canadian university professor who was arrested and accused of spying by Iranian authorities.
News / CAUT launches investigation at Acadia
CAUT has appointed an ad hoc investigatory committee to look into the case of psychology professor Rick Mehta at Acadia University.
President’s message / A non-binary approach to academic freedom
By James Compton