Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Contributors vii
4. Introduction xi
5. Region, Gender, and Social Class
6. Student Populations and Graduate Careers: Queen’s University, 1895–7900 3
7. College, Career, and Community: Dalhousie Coeds, 1881–1921 26
8. Parade Street Parade: The Student Body at Memorial University College, 1925–49 51
9. Student Life and Culture
10. Marching as to War: Elements of Ontario Undergraduate Culture, 1880–1914 75
11. Hazes, Hustles, Scraps, and Stunts Initiations at the University of Toronto, 1880–1925 94
12. Student Life at Regina College in the 1920s 122
13. The Campus at War
14. Acadia and the Great War 143
15. The War Effort and Women Students at the University of Toronto, 1939–45 161
16. Student Movements and Social Change
17. “The Call to Service”: The YWCA and the Canadian College Woman, 1886–1920 187
18. The Student Movement of the 1930s 216
19. “In Pursuit of Human Values (or Laugh When You Say That)”: The Student Critique of the Arts Curriculum in the 1960s 247
20. The Learning Environment
21. Beyond the Democratic Intellect: The Scottish Example and University Reform in Canada’s Maritime Provinces, 1870–1933 275
22. Financial Support for Post-graduate Students and the Development of Scientific Research in Canada 301
23. Father Georges–Henri Lévesque and the Introduction of Social Sciences at Laval, 1938–55 320
24. Select Bibliography 343
25. Index 369