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Orange paint poured on Brother Antoine statue at Campus Saint-Jean

Orange paint was poured over the statue of Brother Antoine on the grounds of the University of Alberta’s Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) on September 28, nearing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. On October 6, CSJ administration issued a press release about the incident. CSJ “takes this act of vandalism…

Ask a Prof: What is the Red Zone and does it exist at the U of A?

AASUA members to vote on tentative agreement

Multiple student groups mark second anniversary of October 7

From refugee to doctor: U of A alumna recognized by Alumni Honour Award

Marble Pedestal: Autumn

If my GPA was a season, it would be fall, because you can’t get any better for either. When it comes to fall, there are many joys to look forward to. Think pumpkin spice season, new colours and patterns on our trees, and an abundance of attractive individuals in scarves…

Balancing promise and risk: Why Alberta needs its own AI law

Editorial: Why standing with AASUA means standing up for education

Alberta app offers convenient alternative to paper health cards

U of A administration is standing by while students are being murdered

Live Review: Luc Roach and The Midnight Flame

On September 5, I had the chance to catch Luc Roach and The Midnight Flame live at The Aviary. It was more than just a blues rock concert. It was a full-bodied and incredibly engaging, but also intimate experience with not a single second of boredom. Edmonton’s local blues-rock gem…

Aysanabee discusses recent album release and upcoming tour dates

Play Review: ‘According to the Chorus’

Book Review: ‘Coyote Snow’ by Laurie Lynn Muirhead

Record Review: Goldie Montana by Goldie Boutilier

Practicum student falls through the cracks after injury

When Lee Pearson went back to school to get his teaching degree, he thought he would get to pursue a career that he loved. Instead, he got a brain injury and is struggling to access the proper supports. Lee had gotten a criminology degree from the University of Alberta in…

Diminishing third places and the students working to revive them

Harm reduction on campus: Students pushing for more

The Greenhouse Effect: The potential for positive byproducts from the campus greenhouse

Understanding Reconciliation through FOOD!