Emily Williams

Emily is the 2022-23 Editor-in-Chief, and previously served as the 2021-22 Opinion Editor at The Gateway. She is in her fourth year, studying political science and history. She is a lover of nature walks, politics, and times new roman font. She can often be found in value village, curating her signature look.

NewsChristien Ford

Emily Williams3 weeks ago

Sociology Graduate Student Association letter urges university to send out contracts

A letter from the Sociology Graduate Student Association (SGSA) executives to the University of Alberta administration has called the delay…
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Emily WilliamsAugust 26, 2022

Clinical Sciences Building suffers multi-story flood, repairs to be completed in fall

The Clinical Sciences Building at the University of Alberta closed July 14 due to a multi-story flood, caused by a…
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Emily WilliamsAugust 11, 2022

Sustain SU Campus Garden talks impact of the pandemic

Housed on the east side of campus between residence buildings and fraternities lies the campus garden featuring vegetables, fruit bushes,…
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FeaturesJin He

Emily WilliamsJin HeJune 18, 2022

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

Campus safety has been an ongoing issue for several years, but the conversation climaxed at the end of the Winter…
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Emily WilliamsJune 17, 2022

Dr. Verna Yiu hired as new interim provost and vice-president (academic), Steven Dew resigns

In a statement released from the university on June 17, it was announced that Dr. Verna Yiu will be replacing…
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OpinionMartin Bendico

Emily WilliamsMay 13, 2022

Editorial: Humanities Centre is worth saving

Many would agree that Humanities Centre is the worst building on campus. Littered with mouse traps, and dated, broken, and…
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OpinionLochlann Kerr

Emily WilliamsMarch 9, 2022

Bite the Ballot: President

While last year’s presidential race was uncontested, this year is different in that students get to choose from three different…
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OpinionEmily Williams

Emily WilliamsMarch 7, 2022

Despite claims otherwise, this year’s presidential race is characterized by sameness

In this year’s presidential race so far, I find the fresh new ideas that I wanted to see, absent. Throughout…
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OpinionEmily Williams

Emily WilliamsMarch 5, 2022

Editorial: Budget 2022 is not a win for students and threatens an arts education

The cuts to post-secondary are going ahead as planned in 2019 with a notable caveat. The University of Alberta specifically…
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OpinionArthur Macatangay

Emily WilliamsMarch 3, 2022

Elections Office needs to make forums more accessible to students

This article expresses opinions based on the Campus Saint-Jean Forum of the Students’ Union 2022 Election on March 2, 2022. The first…
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