Professor Catches 39% of Students Using AI to Cheat
A Canadian history professor discovered nearly 40% of student submissions were AI-generated using a clever detection method. Learn how the 'Trojan horse' technique exposed academic dishonesty.
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Concordia Staffer Barred After Masked Protest
A Concordia Student Union staffer has been barred from campus for allegedly coordinating masked protesters who disrupted classes, leading to a full campus shutdown.
Nova Scotia university strikes end, faculty back to work
Part-time faculty at Mount Saint Vincent University and another NS institution return to work after simultaneous strikes conclude. Get the latest details on the resolution.
Saskatoon Huskies Prepare for Vanier Cup Championship
University of Saskatoon Huskies football team intensifies preparations for Vanier Cup after hard-fought season. Discover their championship journey and what drives their determination.
Nova Scotia expands local food program for healthcare
Nova Scotia government expands successful local food program to more hospitals and universities, strengthening food security and supporting provincial farmers. Learn about the initiative's impact.
Harvard to probe Epstein ties after Summers emails
Harvard University initiates a fresh investigation into Jeffrey Epstein connections following the release of emails involving former president Larry Summers. Read the latest developments.
Saskatchewan Huskies' Vanier Cup Quest Through History
The University of Saskatchewan Huskies pursue their first Vanier Cup since 1998 in their 12th championship appearance. Explore their historic journey through epic wins and heartbreaking losses.
U of C Dinos Hockey Team Off to Strong Season Start
The University of Calgary Dinos men's hockey team continues their impressive season with road games in Winnipeg against the Bisons. Follow their winning streak!
Summers steps back over Epstein links
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers is stepping back from public roles after documents revealed he sought Jeffrey Epstein's advice on a personal relationship. Read the full story.
Halifax nursing students host endometriosis film screening
Dalhousie nursing students organize film screening and panel discussion to raise endometriosis awareness and funds for women's health initiatives in Halifax.
Ozempic Reshapes Canada's Food Economy: $3.3B Impact
Two million Canadians using GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are dramatically changing food consumption patterns, removing $3.3 billion annually from Canada's food economy. Learn how this trend affects groceries, restaurants and agriculture.
UCeed marks 5 years with $30M for Canadian startups
UCeed, Canada's largest university-based venture fund, celebrates five years of combining philanthropy with startup funding. Learn how it's driving innovation and economic growth.
Larry Summers resigns following Epstein email disclosure
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has withdrawn from public commitments after emails linked to Jeffrey Epstein surfaced. Read the latest developments.
ICE Expands NC Operations: Raleigh Targeted Next
Federal immigration authorities expand enforcement to Raleigh after arresting 130+ people in Charlotte. Mayors express concern as DHS cites sanctuary policies.
Larry Summers Resigns Over Epstein Ties
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers announces he will step back from all public commitments following revelations of his correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein.
Laurentian University implements 81% of AG reforms
Laurentian University has implemented or is working on 81% of Auditor General recommendations two years after emerging from CCAA protection. Read about the progress.
SFU could save $850K by leaving NCAA for Canada
A new report reveals Simon Fraser University could save over $850,000 annually by leaving NCAA for Canadian competition, but women's softball and golf teams would be cut. Decision expected by month's end.
Harvard pressured to cut ties with Larry Summers
Elizabeth Warren says Larry Summers 'cannot be trusted' following release of emails showing his extensive contact with Jeffrey Epstein. Read the latest developments.
Call to extend Ukrainian student tuition relief in Sask.
A U of S student and the Saskatchewan NDP are calling on the province to extend a tuition support program for Ukrainians fleeing war, set to end March 31, 2026. Their future depends on it.
Women's Higher Long-COVID Rates Studied at U of A
University of Alberta researchers investigate why women experience long-COVID more frequently than men. Learn about the latest findings and implications for healthcare.
Warren: Harvard Must Cut Ties With Summers Over Epstein
Sen. Elizabeth Warren calls for Harvard to sever ties with Larry Summers after emails reveal his extensive friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Laurentian faculty union launches human rights pension challenge
Laurentian University faculty union plans human rights challenge to negotiate pension improvements. Learn how this could reshape collective bargaining rights in Ontario.
MSVU, SMU part-time faculty ratify new deals
Part-time faculty at Mount Saint Vincent University and Saint Mary's University have ratified new collective agreements, ending labour disruptions and allowing classes to resume Monday.
Guelph Gryphons claim first national rugby title
Guelph Gryphons make history winning their first National Men's Rugby Championship, defeating ÉTS Piranhas 18-13 in Montreal. Read about their historic victory.
UCalgary Prof Wins Award for 3D Mapping Tech
University of Calgary professor Faramarz Samavati receives Mitacs Innovation Award for his pioneering 3D digital mapping system. Discover how this Canadian technology is set to transform industries.
Montreal Carabins face Saskatchewan Huskies in Vanier Cup
The University of Montreal Carabins will compete against the University of Saskatchewan Huskies in the 2025 Vanier Cup championship. Don't miss this exciting U Sports football showdown!
U of S Huskies heading to Vanier Cup after win
The University of Saskatchewan Huskies are heading to the Vanier Cup after a hard-fought Mitchell Bowl victory over Queens on Saturday. Read about their championship journey.
India Academic Freedom Concerns Over Cattle Research Email
An email about cattle research intensifies academic freedom concerns in India. Learn how this incident reflects broader tensions in Indian universities and research institutions.
UWindsor Sport Management Program Tops Canadian Ranking
University of Windsor's Master of Sport Management and Leadership program earns top spot in Canada. Learn about this prestigious recognition and program details.
How Trump and Biden addressed living cost concerns
Analysis reveals striking parallels between Trump and Biden's strategies to address voter anger over rising living costs. Discover their policy approaches and public messaging tactics.
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