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Beyond all in the family: Community-based research in Canada
Community-based research has been building momentum in Canada. Can this forward progress be sustained?
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Town and Gown go to the movies
What can film tell us about the town and gown relationship?
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Putting research to work for the community
Examining a model of knowledge mobilization between community organizations and the university.
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Doing the PPP: a skeptical perspective
Program prioritization—all the rage at Canadian campuses—may be more trouble than it is worth.
READ MOREHavoc! Havoc! Smyt fast, give gode knocks!
By all accounts, February 10, 1355 began quietly enough in Oxford. It was the feast day of St. Scholastica, who, despite what […]
READ MOREThe Conference Board of Canada Enrolls in the skills and PSE debate
The Conference Board of Canada has turned its attention to the debate around education and skills. What are the implications for graduate students and faculty?
READ MOREHumour Matters: The long, slow bus ride to the future
All this talk of innovation, transformation, and inspiration has got me thinking of bus rides. Universities today swim in a sea of […]
READ MORETo be or not to be a PhD: Is that still the question?
Critics and commentators often get doctoral education wrong. As Bryan Gopaul argues, we need to appreciate the complexity of graduate education to get reforms right.
READ MORELife beyond the PhD
Breaking up with academia is hard to do. But what if your interests lie elsewhere?
READ MOREEditorial Matters: Skin in the game
We only do an issue of Academic Matters if we think the topic is important, timely, or relevant to the current state-of-play […]
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