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Cost is the number one barrier to access to post-secondary education, according to polling released by the provincial government last week.

A University of Regina Fine Arts professor was fired controversially last Thursday and his students want answers.

The question of whether or not high school prepares students for university has been raised again with the release of government polling last week.

Nova Scotia universities need $22-million dollars more per year from the provincial government to maintain current programs and stabilize tuition fees, recommends an education advisory council

Memorial University of Newfoundland has reached an out-of-court settlement worth over $250,000 with former Dean of Science Alan Law over a wrongful dismissal suit.

Students wondering why their tuition has gone up will soon have the opportunity to question the Board of Governors about such decisions.

Although daycare facilities at the University of Regina have been facing questions of increasing their services to include evening care, those in charge say it probably won't be happening.

With negotiations heading nowhere fast, students at Acadia University are bracing for a faculty strike.

Saskatchewan is coming out with a new conference in March covering gay and lesbian issues in education.

Record corportate profits and high student debt laods will come under fire at the upcoming Canadian Federation of Students' day of action.