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CAUT advises academics against non-essential travel to the U.S.
Given the rapidly evolving political landscape in the United States and reports of individuals encountering difficulties crossing the border, CAUT strongly recommends that academic staff travel to the U.S. only if essential and necessary.
CAUT alarmed by Conservative Party platform on research funding
(Ottawa – March 31, 2025) The Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) is expressing alarm over the Conservative Party of Canada’s pledge to interfere in the allocation of federal research funding.
Mailings 2025
Mailings 2025
February 25, 2025
York enrolment suspensions: Members of the Senate seek judicial review
Four members of the York University Senate and a member of the York University Academic Planning and Research Committee are seeking a judicial review of the university’s unilateral decision to suspend enrolments in 19 academic programs.
Trump administration threatening Canadian researchers
(Ottawa – March 17, 2025) The Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) is warning that the Trump administration is undermining the integrity and independence of academic research conducted in Canada.
CAUT statement on International Women’s Day
(Ottawa – March 8, 2025) This International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate progress toward equity for women in Canada and around the world. On this occasion, we recognize that the work to advance gender equity in the academy is far from over.
Nova Scotia bill represents unacceptable political interference in universities: CAUT
February 25, 2025 – The Nova Scotia government has proposed sweeping new powers that would violate university autonomy, according to the Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT).
York criticized for top-down approach to program suspensions
(February 20, 2025) – The Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) is calling on York University to reverse plans to suspend enrolments in 20 academic programs at its Glendon and Keele campuses.