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Verna Yiu named University of Alberta provost and academic vice-president - Vimarsana News

Verna Yiu named University of Alberta provost and academic vice-president

Despite being fired for political reasons by the UCP government, Verna Yiu has been appointed to a new job at U of A.

Source: rabble.ca
Province approves exceptional tuition hikes at University of Alberta - Vimarsana News

Province approves exceptional tuition hikes at University of Alberta

Alberta’s Minister of Advanced Education Demetrios Nicolaides signed off on the “exceptional”  tuition increases for 12 programs that were proposed by the University of Alberta according to documents obtained by the Alberta NDP.

Source: cbc.ca
Students and education experts raise equity concerns over U of A tuition hikes - Vimarsana News

Students and education experts raise equity concerns over U of A tuition hikes

Hikes not supposed to be cash grabs Tuition increases are capped at seven per cent, but the Alberta Tuition Framework allows schools to apply to the Minister of Advanced Education for exceptional hikes "if the increased tuition would result in improvements in program quality." Dew said the increases are designed to improve programs, possibly by hiring more faculty members, increasing bursaries and expanding experiential learning. U of A provost Steven Dew speaks about proposed tuition increases on Zoom.(CBC) He said the provincial government's policies and the MacKinnon Panel — tasked wit...

Source: cbc.ca
University of Alberta proposing tuition hikes ranging from 17 per cent to 104 per cent - Vimarsana News

University of Alberta proposing tuition hikes ranging from 17 per cent to 104 per cent

  EDMONTON -- The University of Alberta is proposing tuition hikes that some say will drive students away and seem to go beyond what the province allows. “Students are quite disappointed about these increases,” said Joel Agarwal, president of the U of A Students’ Union (UASU). “I’ve had students email me about transferring universities. “My worry is for parents out there who may be sending their kids to university, they’ll be choosing options outside of Alberta.” The UASU said it was informed about the proposed increases last week and that they were much higher than anti...