Heidi Ulrichsen

The impact of American policies on Canadian researchers was a topic of discussion at a Laurentian University governing body this week

Although, on the bright side, new domestic students who have confirmed their attendance this fall are up 22%

Projecting a $1.4M deficit after a decade of surpluses, college hopes to ‘re-home’ affected faculty in other programs

But the Sudbury university is hoping to recover costs through an insurance claim

But board won’t say if it paid, citing sections of Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act

Amid reported concerns about media coverage, university secretary says open meetings are the default, but there are times when the ‘default becomes problematic’

‘We work on it every day,’ said Laurentian University president Lynn Wells, on completing sales of its properties to the province to fund payouts to creditors following LU’s 2022 exit from insolvency

‘You're able to actually conceptualize a human, instead of just a plastic model,’ said second-year biomedical biology student Jill Kusnierczyk of the university’s new virtual dissection table from Anatomage

At a Sudbury press conference Jan. 8, presidents of local teachers' unions say Conservative government cuts to education spending have left schools without the necessary staff to manage an increasing number of students who respond with violence to school staff

‘I'm incredibly lucky,’ says Gobbo, who also appears in the Netflix series ‘Ginny & Georgia’; fourth season of ‘Son of a Critch’ airs on CBC starting Jan. 7