Khadra Ahmed

Khadra is the Gateway's 2020-2021 News Editor, dedicated to providing intersectional news coverage on campus. She's a fifth-year student studying biology and women's and gender studies. While working for The Gateway, she continues the tradition of turning coffee into copy.

NewsUniversity of Alberta

Khadra AhmedJanuary 24, 2020

U of A to host 2021 Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences

The University of Alberta will host the 2021 Congress of Humanities and Social Sciences, under the theme “Northern Relations.” The…
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NewsHelen Zhang

Khadra AhmedJanuary 23, 2020

Pushing the needle with student governance: a conversation with Juan Vargas Alba

From advocating for public transit to ensuring minority communities have a presence, arts councillor Juan Vargas Alba strives to keep…
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NewsRichard Bagan

Khadra AhmedJanuary 23, 2020

First draft of Charter of Students Rights and Responsibilities completed

Three years in the making, the first draft of the Charter of Student Rights and Responsibilities has been completed. At…
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NewsRichard Bagan

Khadra AhmedJanuary 20, 2020

Notes from Council: Re-branding GovWeek, SU campaign prepares for upcoming provincial budget, and new Chief Returning Officer ratified

GovWeek gets a new face and the first SU Townhall Returning for its fourth year, the student governance week-long event…
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Arts & CultureNetflix

Khadra AhmedDecember 31, 2019

Netflix Review: Unbelievable

The Netflix show Unbelievable does an exceptional job at showcasing not only the diversity of sexual assault victim’s experiences, but…
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Arts & CultureSupplied

Khadra AhmedDecember 31, 2019

Spill the Tea: Celestial Seasonings’ Sleepytime tea

Celestial Seasonings’ Sleepytime tea is the perfect company for a relaxing evening wind-down. I am a big fan of drinking…
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Arts & CultureKhadra Ahmed

Khadra AhmedDecember 31, 2019

Spill the Tea: President’s Choice Ginger Peach Herbal Tea

I’m not a tea snob, but my first gut reaction to a President’s Choice tea is ‘hmm that can’t be…
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Khadra AhmedDecember 31, 2019

Spill the Tea: Fortnum & Mason Decaffeinated Royal Blend

For a tea with such a rich backstory, Fortnum & Mason’s decaffeinated Royal blend delivers a lighter take on black…
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Arts & CultureJessica Tang

Khadra AhmedDecember 31, 2019

Eating Edmonton: Wishbone

Walking into Wishbone, the ambience of this small restaurant on Jasper avenue was almost like a haven from the bitter…
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Arts & CultureJessica Tang

Khadra AhmedDecember 31, 2019

Eating Edmonton: Zen Sushi and Grill

All-you-can-eat-sushi restaurants can be a gamble — I often worry that restaurants will sacrifice the quality of the sushi for…
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