October 14, 2026
Ink, stage, and story: Creative expression’s evolution at the U of A
October 14, 2026
The disappearance of Canada’s last epishelf lake
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Top 5: Campus eats
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Notes from Council: New AI Literacy Framework
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) Students’ Council meeting on October 6, executives discussed successes of the Peer Support Centre, continuing efforts to improve the Course Material Access Program (CMA), and…
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- Opinion
Top 5: Campus eats
As a fourth-year student at the University of Alberta, you’re expected to know the best spots to eat, sleep, and study. For example, I highly recommend going to the Rutherford South Library on the fifth floor and watching the sunrise with an iced mocchaccino from the Daily Grind before starting…
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- Arts & Culture
Album Review: ‘Exit Wounds’ by Olivia Penalva
In her new album, Exit Wounds, Olivia Penalva covers how healing is a long and complicated journey, yet proves that you don’t have to get stuck in that loop. The British Columbia-born singer-songwriter explores the healing of past wounds through her soundtrack’s narrative progression. Sometimes, the only way out is…
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- Sports
Pandas Rugby 15s battle through tough competition against UBC
On October 4, the University of Alberta Pandas rugby 15s team returned to Foote Field. They played the University of British Columbia (UBC) Thunderbirds. Last season, the Thunderbirds placed second in Canada West (3-2-0) and won the U Sports title, while the Pandas finished fourth in Canada West with a…
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- Features
Ink, stage, and story: Creative expression’s evolution at the U of A
On any given afternoon at the University of Alberta, a student might be drafting a poem between classes, rehearsing a scene under stage lights at the Timms Centre, sketching storyboards in HUB mall, or editing a short film on a laptop in Cameron Library. Creative expression has long been part…
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