Jonah Dunch

Jonah Dunch is in his third year of a BA Honours with a major in philosophy and a minor in drama. Aside from his work at The Gateway, Jonah writes, directs, and acts in plays. He eats your clicks for dinner.

Arts & CultureMat Simpson

Jonah DunchMarch 7, 2018

Exploring human truth: Talking with Lianna Makuch, writer and lead actor of ‘Blood of Our Soil’

“My Baba has a secret,” begins Hania, the protagonist of Pyretic Productions’ Blood of Our Soil, playing in the Westbury…
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UncategorizedRosty Soroka

Jonah DunchMarch 6, 2018

The political power of joke candidates

In the 2017 Students’ Union Executive and Undergraduate Board of Governors election, two furry friends stole students’ hearts: Donut the…
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UncategorizedRosty Soroka

Jonah DunchMarch 6, 2018

The Aboriginal Students’ Council should be invited to host a forum

Last Friday, two of the University of Alberta’s major special interest groups, Francophone students and international students, each had a…
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NewsBecca Tapert

Jonah DunchMarch 5, 2018

Philosophy department to host discussion on pro-transracialism controversy

An upcoming symposium and roundtable will confront a controversy at the heart of the humanities, with racism and transphobia in…
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CampusRichard Bagan

Jonah DunchMarch 5, 2018

Syllabus database controversy echoes larger issues

Jonah Dunch is the Vice President of Departmental Affairs for OASIS, the Organization for Arts Students and Interdisciplinary Studies. One…
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Arts & CultureRyan Parker

Jonah DunchMarch 4, 2018

Suffering, growing up, and mending old wounds: Talking with Sheldon Elter about his one-man show, ‘Metis Mutt’

Stories of suffering, growing up, and mending old wounds are abound in Metis Mutt, a one-man show playing at Theatre…
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Arts & CultureJonah Angeles

Jonah DunchFebruary 24, 2018

The University Symphony Orchestra played songs of love and despair at February Convocation Hall concert

The University Symphony Orchestra (USO) played bittersweet songs of love, meditation, and despair in Convocation Hall on the chilly afternoon…
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Arts & Culturesupplied

Jonah DunchFebruary 19, 2018

Artistic director boasts of performing arts ‘buffet’ at 2018 Chinook Series

University of Alberta students looking for a refuge from midterms can venture east of campus to the ATB Financial Arts…
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NewsBecca Tapert

Jonah DunchJanuary 14, 2018

Panel on life in academia, women and gender minorities, coming to campus

Students interested in the challenges of academia, particularly those faced by women and gender minorities, will soon have a chance…
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Arts & CultureCarlo Cruz

Jonah DunchOlivia DeBourcierJuly 4, 2017

Edmonton sibling duo Tennyson can’t slow down

Bubbly and eccentric with spatterings of sound effects, Tennyson’s atmospheric cacophonies have gained attention worldwide. Rooted in jazz but having…
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