The Gateway

U of A researcher working to improve mental health of Alberta farmers

Research by a University of Alberta professor aims to help combat high levels of stress, depression and suicide in Alberta’s farming and agriculture industry. The research is being done by Rebecca Purc-Stephenson, a professor in the department of social sciences at Augustana campus and lead researcher at the Alberta Farm…

Notes from Council: Council debates potential mask mandate and World Cup watch parties

Chancellor’s Forum: Food for the Future

Office of the President apologizes after blocking two U of A professors on Twitter

U of A experts explain research discovery that can dispose of forever chemicals

Alberta is Calling campaign catfishes vulnerable Canadians

Much like a catfishing scheme, the provincial government has created a fictional online persona to lure other Canadians to move to Alberta. The Alberta is Calling campaign was launched this fall, seducing unsuspecting Torontonians to relocate to wildrose county. The word seduce is selected intentionally here. The UCP is catfishing…

Editorial: Where does the Students’ Union draw the line on partisanship?

Top 5: Cozy places to hang out on campus

Dingy arts environment reflects the attitudes of the university

For students, Danielle Smith is the worst case scenario

Playlist: GRIND TO SURVIVE! 

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5BfeXOYd0fC9xPLuanLHso?si=4f39e4a2bc6f4601 Are you in need of music to get you in the zone? Have no fear, I’ve got your back!  As finals are upon us, it might seem potentially hard to get yourself motivated to study after the burnout of the semester. With all the stress and adrenaline just pouring…

The Innocence of Trees: Play exploring the life of painter Agnes Martin premieres in Edmonton

The Blue Stones rock the Starlite on ‘Pretty Monster’ tour

The place art holds in climate change conversations: A review of FAB Gallery’s ‘Transitional Impressions’

Frozen faces: How statues bring the campus to life in the winter months

“It was a really frightening experience:” Trans flyers need more than an X identifier

Flying can be stressful for a variety of reasons. For travellers who are transgender, this stress is exacerbated by the possibility — and for some the reality — of being harassed or outed. In June, transgender advocates across Canada called on WestJet to include an option for those who identified…

A brief history of The Gateway

Canadians need truth, not just reconciliation

Community and connection: What is the future of safety and security on campus?

U of A’s Ring Houses scheduled to be disassembled and relocated in May 2022