CIHE Director and Professor Creso Sá heads University Affairs new Policy & Practice Blog. In his new column, he shares his insights on the realistic deliverables of sueperclusters. He looks at what the recent superclusters announcement really means for universities and academic research. Read article here

Professor Stephanie Waterman wins the 2018 Senior Scholar Award from the American College Personnel Association, for the integration of scholarship in the practice of student affairs. This award recognizes dedicated scholars who are engaged in scholarship relevant to student affairs work in higher education. Professor Waterman’s research focuses on Native American/Indigenous college student experiences, and most recently on how…Read More

Our PhD student Edmund Adam argues the “critical pursuit of truth is not a leftist matter, nor a rightist matter. It is a democracy matter.” He provides insights on a potential missed opportunity for reinvigorated intellectual exchanges on free speech. To that, he urges for university students to cultivate a level of independent thinking and for…Read More

Growing social, economic, environmental and political challenges make scientific knowledge not only a critical need, but a path to a shared and brighter future for humanity. That was the message astronaut Julie Payette delivered at her installation this week as Canada’s 29th Governor General. Read full article.