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    The program whose students who report the highest marijuana use: Survey

    For the second year in a row, drama students report using more marijuana than their peers in other programs

    Reported marijuana use ‘higher’ at Canadian universities in 2019: Survey

    In the annual Maclean’s survey, Canadian university students report more frequent use of marijuana

    Partying is not SFU’s strength. Many students are fine with that.

    Beautiful views, solid academics and lots of dogs on campus: Simon Fraser has plenty to offer. But most people go home after class.

    Canada’s top party schools 2020

    Which schools’ students log the most hours having fun? And how many hours on average are Canadian students partying? The results of our annual student survey.

    What’s it like to be a non-drinker at a Canadian university?

    Alcohol is seen as a big part of student life, but plenty of students choose not to partake

    How Harvard makes the U.S. less equal

    A new book examines injustices in American higher education

    Canada’s Top Medical Doctoral University 2020: McGill

    The school’s dedication to research and new initiatives helps its influence stretch far beyond its home campus

    Canada’s best Medical Doctoral universities: Rankings 2020

    Schools in this category have a broad range of research opportunities and Ph.D. programs, as well as medical schools

    The fallout of optional fees for Ontario student groups

    A new policy has students choosing which services to fund—and services seeing steep declines in funding

    How TRU draws 3,500 students from 100 different countries

    It’s not easy for a fledgling school like Thompson Rivers University to compete on the international stage. That’s why they have a special strategy: TLC.

    Learning the greats in King’s College Foundation Year Program

    “FYP,” as King’s unique first-year program is known, is a chance to study primary texts in philosophy, literature, art and science in small groups

    From Bogota to the B.C. interior: Four international students on choosing TRU

    The fact that the school is in a smaller, less expensive city is part of the appeal. “It offered more of a community. You get to know your classmates.”