Katie Teeling

Katie Teeling was the 2023-24 Editor-in-Chief and the 2022-23 Opinion Editor at The Gateway. She’s in her fifth year, studying anthropology and history. She is obsessed with all things horror, Adam Driver, and Lord of the Rings. When she isn’t crying in Tory about human evolution, Katie can be found drinking iced capps and reading romance novels.

OpinionLochlann Kerr

Katie TeelingFebruary 25, 2023

SU Exec Report Cards 2022-23: President

Each year, The Gateway publishes an evaluation of the Students’ Union Executive and the Board of Governors representative. It’s impossible…
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OpinionEmily Williams

Katie TeelingJanuary 6, 2023

Editorial: Despite best efforts, the osteology collection just furthers colonization

In the last couple of years, repatriation has been on the forefront of many anthropologists’ minds. As decolonization has become…
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FeaturesEmily Williams

Katie TeelingEmily WilliamsJanuary 5, 2023

Two years in review: Academic restructuring at the U of A

On the surface, the university seems to be thriving. Classes are back in person, the U of A has been…
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NewsKatie O'Connor

Katie TeelingKatie O'ConnorJanuary 4, 2023

Campus Voices: Why do you take the grocery bus?

The Campus Food Bank (CFB) offers students a variety of services that address food insecurity in the university community. One…
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Arts & CultureArthur Macatangay

Katie TeelingOctober 31, 2022

Old Strathcona Ghost Tours tells a part of Edmonton’s spooky past

Now, I’m a firm believer in the paranormal. So walking around Whyte Avenue hearing about all the ghosts that haunt…
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OpinionRosty Soroka

Katie TeelingOctober 27, 2022

Editorial: Where does the Students’ Union draw the line on partisanship?

Students have a lot on their minds right now — budget cuts to post-secondary education, tuition increases, and the risks…
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Arts & CultureSupplied

Katie TeelingOctober 17, 2022

Playlist: Sad girl autumn

Something about autumn makes everything feel that much more dramatic. The crisp air, fallen leaves, and changing weather can make…
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OpinionRosty Soroka

Katie TeelingSeptember 20, 2022

Burlap Sack: UASU social media posts

The Burlap Sack is a recurring Gateway opinion column for students to express grievances on anything from campus life, to…
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OpinionMartin Bendico

Katie TeelingSeptember 1, 2022

Editorial: The Capital Plan only divides the university, instead of solving its problems

Universities are expensive. Expensive for students to attend, and the administration to run. But, when you’re paying such high tuition,…
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Arts & CultureKatie Teeling

Katie TeelingAugust 18, 2022

Hobby Hole: Mushroom foraging

Like many, I’ve always liked the idea of foraging for food, almost like I was the main character in a…
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