In its budget this past spring, Jean Charest’s government announced its plans to increase tuition in Quebec by $325 per year … Continued

The other day I was flipping through public policy maven Charles Clotfelter’s new book Big Time Sports in American Universities (you … Continued

One way or another, the underlying argument for differentiation is essentially the story of Adam Smith’s pin maker – that … Continued

Here’s an important question. Why don’t Canadian governments act as if outputs matter when it comes to funding universities and … Continued

One of the things that distinguishes Canadian universities from those virtually anywhere else is the unparalleled freedom they have to … Continued