Tony Keller

Canada’s universities play on a world stage, but often fall short

College sports earn U.S. universities a lot of money, but arguably distort their mission

Private company was set up by government more than a decade ago to attract foreign students to Canadian schools

American MBA students graduate into gloom and contraction, but Financial Times says Canadian banks are still hiring

So I go down to the Tim Horton’s in our building to grab a late lunch. It’s late afternoon. The restaurant is on the second floor of our building. It has floor to ceiling windows, overlooking the spot where Jarvis and Mount Pleasant split.

New head of British spy agency has his cover blown, by his wife, on Facebook

Alexa McDonough, new president at Mount Saint Vincent, is latest non-academic to head an academic institution

Could allow foreign universities to expand into the world’s second-largest education market: are Canadian universities ready?

As I reported last week, the University of Manitoba is going to restrict nearly all of the seats in its dentistry program to Manitoba residents, following the practice of most Canadian medical schools.

Leading U.S. universities call for number of research universities to be cut; dollars focussed on top schools

Questions about new online degree backed by controversial “Manager of the Century”

U Manitoba dentistry school follows the lead of Canadian med schools, restricts enrolment