Leah Hennig

Leah is the 2025-26 Editor-in-Chief at The Gateway. She was the 2024-25 Opinion Editor. She is in her third year studying English and media studies. In her spare time, she can be found reading, painting, and missing her dog while drinking too much coffee.

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Leah HennigAugust 29, 2024

We need better support for shelters, not a navigation centre

The more information we get about the province’s navigation and support centre, the less great it seems. The Government of…
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Leah HennigAugust 24, 2024

2024 Fringe Festival Review: Theater Night of Theatre

Theater Night of Theatre, written by Rod Peter Jr. and directed by Andrew Young, is a humorous play poking fun…
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Leah HennigAugust 23, 2024

2024 Fringe Festival Review: A Fragile Thing

A Fragile Thing: Or How I learned Self-Love in the Multiverse, written by Matthew Hackett and directed by Rowan Andruik,…
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Leah HennigAugust 20, 2024

2024 Fringe Festival Review: Ducks

Ducks, written by David Heyman and directed by Patricia Darbasie, is a hilarious take on a largely fictional communications crisis…
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Leah HennigAugust 20, 2024

2024 Fringe Festival Review: Wisteria

Wisteria, written and directed by Sarah Pattloch, is a wistful and sad play about two teenagers in love. The play…
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Leah HennigAugust 20, 2024

Grizzly bear management shouldn’t be made into a sport

As University of Alberta students, we see bears on a daily basis. Yes, most of them are either statues or…
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Leah HennigAugust 19, 2024

2024 Fringe Festival Review: Fabulous Elagabalus

Fabulous Elagabalus, written and performed by Antonio Bavaro, is a musical about a Queer and transgender Roman empress. The one-person…
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Leah HennigAugust 19, 2024

2024 Fringe Festival Review: The Bells

The Bells is a musical retelling of the lives, loves, and deaths of the three Brontё sisters by Orpheum Productions.…
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Leah HennigAugust 15, 2024

Abigail Lapell returns to Folk Fest with her new album

Would it be Folk Fest without a folk noirist? Abigail Lapell is exactly that. She’s a Canadian folk songwriter and…
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Leah HennigAugust 8, 2024

Editorial: Harmful decisions aren’t erased by reopening UASAC

There’s no doubt that the reduction in the University of Alberta Sexual Assault Centre‘s (UASAC) services in November 2023 upset…
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