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U of A researchers use database to uncover lost spinal cord injury research

The lack of transparency in biomedical research can set back efficient treatment production, according to University of Alberta researchers. Findings are often deemed unfit to publish and data collects dust in filing cabinets and computer hard drives, while researchers use resources on repeated experiments.   U of A researchers plan…

U of A strategic plan to increase student enrolment by 16,000 in 10 years

Lactic acid measuring device could identify children with malaria

Edmonton Youth for Climate protests the UASU for banking with RBC

Notes from Council: Executives appointed to provost and vice-president (academic) advisory committee 

Reckless motorists put local bison at risk, Parks Canada shrugs

For a struggling bison population, a small handful of accidents could have big consequences. This August, a motor collision at Elk Island National Park killed a resident plains bison. This was the sixth bison killed by a vehicle in just three years. In an interview with the CBC, the park’s…

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Why should students care about university sports anyway?

Students’ urgent needs not addressed by advanced education mandate letter 

Has the Edmonton Heritage Festival forgotten what heritage means?

Gateway to Gastronomy: Samosas and jalebis

Indian street food has always been my comfort food, even before I knew what comfort food meant. I used to go out whenever I felt like it and get golgappas, samosas, jalebis, and vada pav, amongst other things. Cut to me moving to Canada, which at the time was an…

Songwriting from the heart: Paulina Morgan’s “Punchline”

The introspection behind Bella White’s ‘Among Other Things’

Social Intercourse: September 20

Book Review: Gerald Hannon’s “Immoral, Indecent and Scurrilous: The Making of an Unrepentant Sex Radical”

Can generative AI and academic integrity co-exist?

No matter how it’s done, passing off someone else’s intellectual property as your own is plagiarism. However, the rule has become less clear with generative artificial intelligence (AI). On November 30, 2022, OpenAI released ChatGPT, a language model-based chatbot. Anyone can give ChatGPT a prompt that specifies the topic, main…

The never-ending search for a more inclusive health-care system for 2SLGBTQ+ Albertans

The 2023 Purity Test: Glass Onion Edition

First Peoples’ House student meals: More than just stew and bannock 

The future of coffee: Eco-sustainability and its challenges