October is Cyber Security Awareness Month. At the University of Toronto, we use this month to share knowledge, tools and resources that help the tri-campus community stay safe online.

On this Monday, we're pleased to introduce Alice Romo! In our latest Researcher Profile, we highlight Alice, a PhD student in the work in the Educational Leadership and Policy program at the Ontario I...

The OISE Roof Community Garden & IEN Social and Cultural Practice Space is officially opening to the community this fall.

A recent grad, Melanie Chiu, wrote a grad message to herself – and shared it with anyone who would care to listen.

YouTube video by Equity Education

The Financial Accountability Office found that real per-student provincial operating funding in 2024-25 was the lowest in the last decade.

A study out of the University of Toronto shows Saskatchewan students who participated in full-time kindergarten had significantly stronger literacy skills compared to those who didn't. Zeba Ahmad, CEO, Saskatoon Public Schools Foundation and Wayne Brownlee, philanthropist, former Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Nutrien/PotashCorp, are trying to make this program a reality for even more children here in the province. They join the show to share why the program matters and what it could mean for the future of education.

The OISE community mourns the tragic assassination of Yanar Mohammed, a leading Iraqi feminist activist and human rights advocate, who was killed outside her home in Baghdad on March 2, 2026. Her deat...

The Department of Leadership, Higher & Adult Education (LHAE) at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education is a dynamic and inclusive learning community comprised of scholars focused on education...

The 2026 JICS at the Movies screening on Jan. 12 features the film Steal Away, from Canadian filmmaker Clement Virgo

YouTube video by Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Research sheds light on how work from home policies shape mothers’ careers: ‘It follows you for the rest of your life’, academic says