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Health - 06.06.2025
Research Universities’ Council of BC announces Joy Johnson as new chair
Career - 06.06.2025
Potential impact in the event of Durham Region Transit strike action
Administration - 06.06.2025
Service disruption: Sidewalk closure near Conlin Road and Founders Drive for sign installation
Health - Campus - 06.06.2025

Psychology - Social Sciences - 06.06.2025

Health - Innovation - 06.06.2025

Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 05.06.2025

Health - Psychology - 05.06.2025

Innovation - Economics - 05.06.2025

Pedagogy - 05.06.2025
A career compass is better than a cheque
Laëtitia Renée finds that career counselling in high school does more to reduce disparities in progression to post-secondary education than one-off financial aid - and increases long-term income.
Sport - 05.06.2025

Health - Linguistics & Literature - 05.06.2025

And the results are no joke.
Music - Life Sciences - 04.06.2025

Getting one's groove on, A.K.A. busting a move, is an age-old tradition that dates back more than 50,000 years to the time of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnon humans, who rhythmically writhed to drumming and even vocalizations.
Campus - Social Sciences - 04.06.2025
Celebrating SFU’s June 2025 convocation graduands
Environment - Campus - 04.06.2025

Health - 04.06.2025
The price of a peek: retinal damage after the 2024 solar eclipse
Two confirmed cases of solar retinopathy in Quebec following the eclipse highlight the importance of properly protecting your eyes, even during very brief exposure.
Pedagogy - Career - 04.06.2025
Quebec’s student teachers: passionate and committed, but struggling
Innovation - Economics - 03.06.2025

Event - 03.06.2025

Computer Science - Innovation - 03.06.2025
’Safe-by-design’AI: Yoshua Bengio launches LawZero
Art & Design - Innovation - 03.06.2025
The revolution will be animated - student finds home for artistic talents at SFU
Campus - Health - 02.06.2025

Physics - 02.06.2025

Researchers from the University of Waterloo have achieved a feat previously thought to be impossible - getting a sphere to roll down a totally vertical surface without applying any external force.
Health - Environment - 02.06.2025

Career - Innovation - 02.06.2025

Innovation - Career - 02.06.2025

Event - Economics - 02.06.2025

Campus - 02.06.2025

Campus - 02.06.2025
From discovery to impact: Celebrating our PhD graduates
Health - Pharmacology - 30.05.2025
Breast cancer: a new target to eliminate dormant cells before they wake
A study by researchers at the IRCM and UdeM offers new hope for understanding and limiting the metastatic recurrence of breast cancer.
Social Sciences - Campus - 30.05.2025

Campus - 30.05.2025

Social Sciences - Event - 30.05.2025
Pride month is a time to celebrate, and also a time for reflection
Innovation - Economics - 30.05.2025

Microtechnics - Economics - 29.05.2025

Social Sciences - Environment - 29.05.2025

Research Management - 29.05.2025
Meeting the public transit needs of aging Canadians
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Life Sciences - Environment - 29.05.2025

There are an estimated 3 billion fewer birds in Canada and the United States today than there were in 1970.
Pedagogy - 29.05.2025
Secularism in Quebec schools: experts calls for dialogue and diversity
An inter-university research group has serious questions about Quebec's Bill 94, which tightens secularism in the province's education system.
Health - Life Sciences - 29.05.2025

Environment - Economics - 28.05.2025

Innovation - Economics - 28.05.2025

Environment - Campus - 28.05.2025

In late 2020, a female coastal wolf collared for a study on predation patterns unexpectedly died in southeastern Alaska.
Innovation - Campus - 28.05.2025

Music - 27.05.2025
Hitting the right notes to play music by ear
Sport - 27.05.2025

Computer Science - 27.05.2025
Scheduled campus electrical and computing outage at north Oshawa campus - Saturday, July 5
Environment - Life Sciences - 27.05.2025

A team of University of Calgary undergraduates hopes to tackle bird flu by developing a continuous early detection system for the virus. Highly infectious avian influenza, more commonly known as bird flu, has impacted 167 million birds in the U.S. since 2022 and has become more effective at crossing species.
Innovation - 27.05.2025

Campus - 26.05.2025

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