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stem.T4L Is all screen time harmful? Some more than others
Valerie Carson, a professor in kinesiology, sport, and recreation, led a study showing that not all types of screen time…
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Novus Actors 2026 Fringe Review: ‘MURDER PLOT!’
The premise of Trevor Schmidt’s MURDER PLOT! is simple. The lord of the manor is dead, and it’s up to…
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Jon Tyson Study aims to develop better coping strategies for farmers
Rebecca Purc-Stephenson, a psychology professor at the University of Alberta’s Augustana campus, is investigating how farmers self-manage stress. Her study…
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Lead Not Leave Lead Not Leave advocates for a united Canada
With a referendum on the way in October, Alberta separation has been a topic of hot debate. Jared Wesley, a…
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Leah Hennig Campus Saint-Jean awards first doctoral degree
On June 16, Komla Essiomle became the first recipient of a doctorate from Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ). Essiomle is also the…
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Supplied Novel heated winter gear helps athletes stay warm in the cold
The cold should be the last thing on any athlete’s mind. Diedre Hackman, a master’s student in the department of…
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Alex Cook Study highlights homelessness among U of A students
Emily Berg, a PhD student of public health at the University of Alberta, led a study that found student homelessness…
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Julia Derus Chronic cancer is not a death sentence, study and art shows
Living with chronic cancer is a reality for many Canadians. Sam Schembri, a research assistant at the University of Alberta,…
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Volodymyr Hryshchenko Weight comments may discourage healthy habits during and after pregnancy
A study conducted by Taniya Nagpal, an assistant professor in the faculty of kinesiology, sport, and recreation, showed that comments…
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Van Tay Media Language program preserves children’s cultural roots
The Multilingual Language Program, run by Andrea MacLeod, a professor in communication sciences and disorders at the University of Alberta,…
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