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Helen Zhang Notes from Council: Navigating inclusive access, Stride Campaign School presented
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the University of Alberta…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLochlann Kerr
Whyte Avenue is the most exciting street in Edmonton
In a city filled with sprawling suburbs and identical shopping centres, Whyte Avenue’s chaos and variety sets it apart. Although…
Read More » - OpinionJonas Smith
Students’ urgent needs not addressed by advanced education mandate letter
Years of cutting funding to post-secondary has not made the United Conservative Party (UCP) popular with a lot of students.…
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U of A researcher working to improve turnover in the game industry
Is your favourite video game more than three years old? Then the people who designed it may have already left…
Read More » - NewsLily Polenchuk
U of A researcher aims to increase support for dayhome educators
Laura Woodman operated a dayhome for 10 years. Now as a PhD student in the department of human ecology at…
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U of A research finds Indigenous men face disparities in testing and severity of prostate cancer
University of Alberta researchers contributed to a study that found Indigenous men receive testing for prostate cancer at lower rates…
Read More » - OpinionArief Muhayastyah
Concerts are rare in Edmonton, but they shouldn’t be
Edmonton music fans can often be heard lamenting that their favourite musicians’ so-called Canadian tours include only Vancouver, Montreal, or…
Read More » - NewsLily Polenchuk
Social media campaign aims to change habits around drying clothes
A social media campaign led by Rachel McQueen wants to see people airing out their clean laundry. Or more precisely,…
Read More » - NewsAlexander Cook
U of A assistant professor co-authors paper advising on sepsis treatment
A recent paper co-written by Fernando Godinho Zampieri, a University of Alberta assistant professor in the faculty of medicine and…
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‘RETROGRADE:’ Fighting a traffic ticket in Adrian Murray’s new movie
Everyone has been wronged in some small, inconsequential way and fantasized about justice. Most of the time, we conclude that…
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