Education

Written threats of potential explosive devices at schools investigated by police at Halifax West, Millwood High and Park West

New podcast from King’s students tests three simple ways to help those who answer, “No.”

Bargaining with the province isn’t working as is, says union

The union of 292 members says university is in a 10-year financial downturn and needs new leadership

Do head to Saint Mary’s University where you can watch it with cool glasses

“In a class on comparative perspectives on genocide, we could not pretend this was not happening.”

It’s time for Dalhousie University to divest from oil and gas, says student group.

“People don't know how to talk about it. Everyone's scared. Everyone's scared of alienating and being alienated.”

New mandatory course at King's teaches decolonizing journalism

Six panelists who made 'firsts talk smashing through glass and concrete ceilings in Nova Scotia

The superstar of classics translation brings ancient Greek poetry to TikTok

The strike is over, but there are still issues between the faculty union and the university administration.

Next question is whether term will be extended or assignments cut to make up for lost time

Nova Scotia is planning to spend $2.7 billion on schooling, but those plans are definitely going to change.

El Jones is researching police dogs in Canada while teaching an MSVU animal studies course online–when not on strike

Students hold sit-in of president's office in solidarity with faculty, who are picketing as of noon Monday

One-year bilateral agreement that begins April 1 comes with strings attached to provincial coffers.

Admissions are open for the first round of 22 students to start this fall