Rethinking Town and Gown

George Fallis

Universities have never been more central in public affairs. But what role should they play in our democracy?

Kelley Castle

When we bring the community into the university, it enriches everyone’s experience.

Mark N. Wexler

Today’s academics must continue to universalize knowledge while customizing it for local needs.

Katherine A. H. Graham

Community-based research has been building momentum in Canada. Can this forward progress be sustained?

Mark Langer

What can film tell us about the town and gown relationship?

Kathleen Bloom

Examining a model of knowledge mobilization between community organizations and the university.

Leo Groarke and Beverley Hamilton

Program prioritization—all the rage at Canadian campuses—may be more trouble than it is worth.

By all accounts, February 10, 1355 began quietly enough in Oxford. It was the feast day of St. Scholastica, who, despite what […]

June 2014