The University of Alberta spent $514 million on research last year, and will likely be spending even more in the current year, according to the Vice President (Research) Lorne Babiuk.
Being the first week of school, this editorial is usually reserved for the expounding of a vast and impressive knowledge garnered from more than half a decade at the university that will tell you "what it means to be a student," that "university is what you make of it," and that you should "follow your dreams." So right about now, we should be telling you to get involved in student groups, meet ne
Put away that sunscreen and pull on your mukluks, because every person who's spent even a short time in Edmonton knows that fall will be even shorter-lived than a Lindsay Lohan prison sentence and winter is right around the corner. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't remember the good times, the warm times, the times when Inception was still considered a great film.
Emotions were heated at Foote Field Tuesday evening as the Bears football team tirelessly executed drills, preparing themselves for the grueling eight-game season ahead.
The University of Alberta has put in a proposal with the provincial government to create an undergraduate planning degree program, which could provide Edmonton with trained planners as the city moves into the future.
The University of Alberta Department of Environmental Health and Safety is making air quality on campus a priority, despite not having enough money for all the projects needed on an
aging campus.
In the wake of the university's ongoing housing crunch, international students arriving for the new semester without accommodation are being offered a helping hand by the University of Alberta's Indian Students Association (INDSA).
Nostalgia — it’s delicate, but potent. And if you want to look back fondly on your university experience one day, you’d better listen up, because in order to ache for a place where you know you were loved, you have to love it in the first place.
Put away that sunscreen and pull on your mukluks, because every person who's spent even a short time in Edmonton knows that fall will be even shorter-lived than a Lindsay Lohan prison sentence and winter is right around the corner. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't remember the good times, the warm times, the times when Inception was still considered a great film.