Opinion
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Supplied Edmonton’s falling rent: A call for caution
Optimistic housing news is a rare occurrence in Canada over the past few years. Across many parts of the country,…
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How sickle cell disease is reshaping the classroom
Dealing with a chronic illness such as sickle cell disease (SCD) is something no student should have to balance with…
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Do we need another mission to the moon?
A couple of weeks ago, a conversation about Artemis II with my sister led me to wonder whether we need…
Read More » - Jason Hafso
Study permits cut: Politics over policy?
At a time when Canada can ill afford policy missteps, Ottawa has managed to stumble into one of its own…
Read More » - Martin Bendico
The university is using AI to justify the erasure of EDI
On March 27, the University of Alberta Board of Governors (BoG) approved the revised Recruitment Policy, which eliminated all references…
Read More » - Richard Bagan
Fostering community is essential to international student success
This guest column is written through a partnership with the Black Graduate Students’ Association and The Gateway. As history tends to…
Read More » - Tanya Barrow
No place for pride: Another town bans decorative flags
Decorative crosswalks have been growing in popularity and occurrence in many cities around the world, but parts of Alberta don’t…
Read More » - Douglas Fehr
Burlap Sack: Bright car headlights
If you’ve ever been driving down Groat Road, you know what to expect around every corner — headlights, headlights, and…
Read More » - Ryan Johnson
EPS is using AI for all the wrong reasons
Is the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) heading in the right direction with using artificial intelligence (AI) with their bodycams? Since…
Read More » - Nicolas Thomas
Marble Pedestal: The faces behind Artemis II
Have you ever dreamt of being an astronaut? Then, this mission to return back to the moon after over 50…
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