Author name: Ted Fraser

Trip for two to promote UofT in Davos cost University over $18,000

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Vice-President and Provost Cheryl Regehr and Bryn MacPherson were there for the University Leaders’ Breakfast Forum Vice-President and Provost Cheryl Regehr and Assistant Vice-President Bryn MacPherson’s trip to Davos, Switzerland to participate in the “University Leaders’ Breakfast Forum” on January 22, among other activities, cost the university more than $18,000, according to emailed statements from […]

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Paving the Way

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Journalism will continue to thrive

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New media isn’t killing journalism; it’s helping it adapt The first known newspaper was a German publication, Relation, founded in 1609 by distinguished intellectual Johan Carolus. He bought a printing press, secured an office, and started producing periodicals. Since Carolus’s ingenious endeavour, the world of journalism has experienced seismic shifts, while also managing to preserve its integrity and fulfill its societal role; to inform,

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