Board of Governors — May 10, 2013
Talk on “commitment,” “excellence” and “unity” dominated Friday’s Board of Governors meeting, as members continue to address financial pressures and determine their next steps in the wake of the budget cut.
U of A and Students’ Union reach settlement over Lister policy changes
After nearly a year of stalled negotiations and attempted compromises, the University of Alberta and the Students’ Union have settled the Lister judicial review case, bringing it to a close less than three weeks from the first scheduled court appearance.
Voluntary leave solves salary freeze conundrum
The University of Alberta is no stranger to criticism about the amount of money central administration members make, and now it has responded to that criticism by announcing a voluntary alternative to salary freezes.
Art remembers residential school survivors
The art and words of younger generations are being immortalized in commemorative art exhibits dedicated to those who suffered in Canada’s residential schools.
Law library to restrict summer access, limit fall/winter services
As the university gears up to deal with provincial budget cuts, its libraries are trying to find new ways to save money.
Where in the World is Indira Samarasekera?
Discover the places the U of A’s globetrotting President visited last year.
Walterdale production falls prey to confusing plot of Burning Vision
Walterdale Playhouse’s rendition of Burning Vision loses itself in the plots twists and highbrow historical references, ultimately missing out on the human element that could’ve produced an engaging, if not experimental, production.
Bright colours and cool cutouts at heart of local Spring fashions
Edmonton’s talented local designers and shops are bursting with an array of new spring wear that will add colour to the fashion scene and life to the dullness of the streets.
Making the most of your summer moments at the major festivals
Edmonton is known as Canada’s Festival City, and as such, there are more than enough festivities in the area to fill your summer with. Be sure to get your tickets to these Gateway approved get-togethers before it’s too late.
Saying goodbye to legendary film critic Roger Ebert
While Roger Ebert was one of the most well-known, respected and vocal film critics of all time, his influence extended beyond his critical eye for the big screen.
Dat App: That Can Be My Next Tweet
Dat App is a weekly feature that highlights the best apps out there.
Editorial: Not all who skip out on post-secondary are missing out
As I head out the door after three years of writing for The Gateway, I’m going to leave you with one piece of advice amid the budget cuts: exercise a little caution.
Java Jive can’t dance with rivals
Ironically for a coffee company, it looks like Java Jive’s run out of energy. After supplying the campus community with caffeinated beverages and carbohydrates for 37 years, the local coffee roaster is shutting down its two campus locations, and it’s all our fault.
HUB residences in awful condition
A stroll through HUB mall will reveal a unique and colourful residence positioned above the myriad stores, but behind the charming windows hides a startling reality.
Irvine leaps into top spot as the best athlete in Gateway’s eighth annual varsity sports awards
Each year, The Gateway’s dedicated sports writers meet for hours upon hours of heated debate to decide who we should bestow our prestigous annual awards for this season.
Bears and Pandas climb to top of CIS pack
Despite another abysmal year from their football squad, your University of Alberta Golden Bears and Pandas teams were able to eke it out over their national rivals and cement themselves as the kings and queens in CIS sport for the 2012-13 academic year.
Bears curler impresses with medals at home and abroad
For third-year U of A Golden Bear curler and junior world champion Brendan Bottcher, it’s the achievements in the classroom that make him proudest.
Board of Governors — May 10, 2013
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Board of Governors — May 10, 2013
05/13/2013
Talk on “commitment,” “excellence” and “unity” dominated Friday’s Board of Governors meeting, as members continue to address financial pressures and determine their next steps in the wake of the budget cut.
