Dylana Twittey

Dylana Twittey was the 2024-25 Managing Editor at The Gateway. She previously served as the 2023-24 News Editor. She is a second-year student studying history. In her free time, she enjoys watching 90s Law and Order, cooking, and rereading her favourite books for the fifth time.

Arts & Culture

Dylana Twittey1 week ago

Local singer-songwriter Stephen Curtis talks “phase two”

Born and raised in Edmonton, local singer-songwriter Stephen Curtis has spent the majority of his life writing and producing his…
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NewsLeah Hennig

Dylana Twittey2 weeks ago

U of A education faculty and student speak on teachers’ strike and interrupted practicums

On October 6, approximately 51,000 Alberta teachers began a strike that has lasted three weeks so far. During this strike,…
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NewsEmily Williams

Dylana Twittey3 weeks ago

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

Concerns with rates of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) amongst post-secondary populations in Alberta have grown over recent years, as…
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Arts & Culture

Dylana Twittey3 weeks ago

Aysanabee discusses recent album release and upcoming tour dates

On Edge of the Earth, Oji-Cree singer-songwriter Aysanabee’s recent release, he offers listeners a peek into who he is as…
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Arts & CultureDylana Twittey

Dylana TwitteyOctober 6, 2025

U of A the site of Edmonton’s first Performative Contest

On September 26, approximately 150 participants and attendees — equipped with matcha, Clairo records, and feminist literature — gathered on…
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NewsJasleen Mahindru

Dylana TwitteyOctober 1, 2025

Ask a prof: What should students know for this year’s cold and flu season?

The beginning of autumn promises leaf-lined sidewalks, fresh pumpkin pie, and cozy nights with nothing but a cup of tea.…
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Arts & CultureSupplied

Dylana TwitteySeptember 24, 2025

Canadian band Yukon Blonde releases new, stripped back rock album

Canadian indie band Yukon Blonde is stripping it back on their upcoming album Friendship & Rock ‘n’ Roll, released September…
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Arts & CultureLiam Hodder

Dylana TwitteySeptember 19, 2025

Jehovah’s Princess performs at Purple City days after releasing new single

On September 6, Jehovah’s Princess, a Panamanian-American artist from New York City (NYC), performed in Edmonton for the 2025 Purple…
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Arts & CultureDylana Twittey

Liam HodderDylana TwitteySeptember 15, 2025

Photostory: Purple City Music Festival

One of Edmonton’s biggest festivals just finished up. The fourth annual Purple City Music Festival had 70 bands across seven…
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Arts & CultureSupplied

Dylana TwitteySeptember 11, 2025

Trans-rights focused band Chaser plays Purple City Music Festival

On September 6, Edmonton-based transgender-rights focused band, Chaser played the Starlite Room as part of 2025’s Purple City Music Festival.…
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