Tag: post-secondary education

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An illustration of a mature student sitting in a classroom.

Mature students at TMU showcase resilience and determination through education

January 21, 2025

TMU’s mature students bring diverse experiences in their non-linear paths at school

The end of beginnings: Graduating students choose themselves

As graduating students enter their degree’s final stretch, they look back fondly on the last four years

A money being freezed

NEW: Ontario government to continue tuition freeze for domestic students

A ‘blue-ribbon panel’ was announced with recommendations for financial stability and better student experience for post-secondary institutions

title card reading "osap:expect the unexpected"

The sad reality after you get your OSAP grant

September 28, 2022

Surely you've had some kind of OSAP calculation mishap that made you do a double take

Federal party leaders

Campus News Student Politics

Here’s where each party stands on post-secondary education for the 44th federal election

September 17, 2021

Election day is on Monday, Sept. 20. Read this then go do the thing

An image of Osgoode Hall in Toronto, a historic building design in the l late Palladian style. The building it two and a half stories, symmetrical and features stone pillars on the second story. The windows are tall with semi circles at the top. There are three stone arches at the entrance and pointy spires at the top of the building.

Campus News SCI Student Politics

RECAP: Student Choice Initiative had no intent to target student associations, Ford government argues

It’s not yet clear when a decision will be made regarding the fate of the SCI

Campus News Student Politics

Here’s where each party stands on post-secondary education for the federal election

October 6, 2019

To attract the youth vote, political parties are emphasizing their platforms on education affordability

Ontario budget 2019: 60 per cent of university public funding to be performance-based by 2024

By the 2024-25 academic year, 60 per cent of a university’s provincial funding through an SMA will be performance-based

Claude sells Rye to an Empire

November 11, 1998

University’s president spoke of accessibility at club luncheon.

President to address Empire Club

November 4, 1998

Claude Lajeunesse to speak to club’s business and government members about post-secondary accessibility.

Scholarships get a billion-buck boost

October 1, 1997

Prime Minister Jean Chretien took a step towards reducing the high cost of a university education last week, but some student leaders say the $1-billion Millennium Scholarship Fund doesn’t go far enough.