“We’re going to have to adjust,” says computer science professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, David Brown, comparing AI tools to laptops or calculators, and that new technology often had critics in its early stages before finding its place in the education system.
Some of Ontario’s college and university students feel that they are being cheated out of resources available previously without being reimbursed.
By Carson Deshevy
BY CARSON DESHEVY-RENOUF The topic of sexual assault can often be difficult to address, considering its sensitivity. However, Ontario colleges haven’t shied away from it. In fact, they are implementing a new policy in colleges provincewide, which clearly outline resources to assist victims of sexual assault. All 24 publicly-funded Ontario colleges, including Conestoga, will be subject to this new, 14-page policy that aims to refine systems that are currently in … Continued
BY NATALEIGH MCCALLUM Students can breathe a sigh of relief, as management and the union representing college faculty have reached a tentative agreement. The agreement between the faculty of all 24 Ontario community colleges and the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) will be voted on tomorrow. The new agreement proposes a 37-month contract and includes a salary increase for all faculty members. It also proposed a 1.2 per cent … Continued
