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The pandemic exposed the vulnerability of international students in Canada
…lack of social networks, and inability to use campus space and amenities were other factors that undermined their overall educational experience. Financial stress Media reports have highlighted the financial precarity…
READ MOREGraduate education in the UK: The postgraduate puzzle
…level, students are eligible for a comprehensive financial support package—composed primarily of loans—which covers both the cost of tuition and living costs. At the postgraduate level, there is no government-backed…
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To foster real change universities need to stand beside Black professors, not condemn them
Carnegie Mellon University’s denouncing of Uju Anya’s tweet about the Queen shows that universities need to do much more the support racialized faculty. (Shutterstock) The past couple of weeks have…
READ MOREResponding to Nick Falvo on tuition fees
…five separate arguments about the superiority of a free-tuition arrangement over a tuition plus-grant arrangement. Two of these are scarcely credible. The first is the idea that free tuition is…
READ MOREThe Real Case Against Tenure
…share. While I agree that tenure is presently the vehicle that allows the practice of academic freedom, I believe that such practice nonetheless depends on job security, not tenure, and…
READ MORECorporatization and commercialization, Performance assessment, Universities and the academic mission
Final Observations of Canadian University Rankings: A Misadventure Now Over Two Decades Long
…types, the top and bottom halves did not differ significantly in average rank on 31 (78%) of the 40 individual comparisons. For most comparisons, higher-ranking universities were therefore little or…
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Good riddance to boring lectures? Technology isn’t the answer—understanding good teaching is
…tacit assumptions: that lectures make for bad teaching and that using technology improves it. But are these reliable assumptions? Rather than simply rejecting lectures and embracing technology, perhaps we should…
READ MOREContempt for values: The controversy over Library and Archives Canada’s Code of Conduct
Early this March, on a Friday—Friday the 13th, as it happened—a journalist named Margaret Munro uploaded a 23-page PDF to the document-sharing website Scribd.com. The file detailed certain new policies…
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Contract faculty, Corporatization and commercialization, Governance, Hiring, promotion, and tenure, Universities and the academic mission
The Last Professors: A eulogy to “the Last Good Job in America”
…underemployment and suffused with an atmosphere of brutal competition” (p. 25). This competition left PhDs and faculty with the sense that they were part of a highly competitive but functional…
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UK Higher Education wars: Federalism awakens
…of the government’s review of undergraduate education in England, the Browne Review, which led to the introduction of a £9,000 (about $18,000 CAD) per year fee cap, the creation of…
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