For several years, I covered higher education for different publications, including the Globe and Mail (See below: What Would Da Vinci Do?) and University Affairs (See below: Now, it's your turn)
A feature story in the Globe and Mail's Canadian University Report 2009 that looks at the benefits of a liberal arts degree and the students who enroll in university programs for the sheer love of the subject.
A 2007 feature story in University Affairs Magazine on the often thankless task of being a departmental chair.
A selection of some of the 200+ stories I wrote for the Times Higher Education Supplement
A feature from St. John's in Newfoundland and Labrador on the lab that discovered proof that depleted uranium was in the bodies of Gulf War vets.
An organized action by academics to try and sanction Israel for its treatment of Palestinians is dealt a blow after left-wing icon Noam Chomsky repudiates their tactics. I reported this in a 2003 Times Higher Education article.
David Healy, a world-renowned pharmacologist is offered a job at the University of Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and then has that offer rescinded after he gave a lecture critical of the pharmaceutical industry.
One of a series of stories on whistleblower Nancy Olivieri, a University of Toronto blood researcher whose findings were disputed by the drug company that funded and subsequently closed down her clinic