Nitasha Baig

Nitasha Baig was the 2024-25 Summer Deputy Opinion Editor at The Gateway. She is in her third year studying English in the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) program. Right now, she's probably curled up on a couch with the newest celebrity memoir and a cup of chai.

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Nitasha BaigNovember 12, 2024

U of A study investigates the Weinstein scandal’s effect on investors

A study from the Alberta School of Business recently found that investors tend to favour firms with more female executives.…
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OpinionAlexander Cook

Nitasha BaigOctober 11, 2024

International students’ need a safe path to permanent residency

Despite thousands of student protests, the Government of Canada made changes to its student visa programs in January. Now the…
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OpinionSupplied

Nitasha BaigSeptember 13, 2024

Alberta’s recovery model needs to prioritize harm reduction

Recently, the province opened a new addiction recovery centre west of Edmonton. While the Lakeview Recovery Community may be beneficial…
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OpinionLily Polenchuk

Nitasha BaigSeptember 6, 2024

Undergraduate degrees aren’t enough to get hired, and that’s not okay

Clearly, higher education is expensive. Despite multiple student protests, the University of Alberta has annually increased tuition for the past…
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OpinionChristina Varvis

Leah HennigNitasha BaigAugust 30, 2024

Point/Counterpoint: When to buy textbooks

The fall term is fast approaching and professors have begun releasing their course syllabuses. If you’re unlucky enough to have…
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OpinionCovy Moore

Nitasha BaigAugust 13, 2024

The greatest outdoor show on Earth, or the deadliest?

The annual Calgary Stampede has resulted in the deaths of several horses, once again. This year, three horses were put…
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OpinionAbbeygael Kuchmak

Nitasha BaigAugust 3, 2024

Burlap Sack: Construction season

Nothing will make you more willing to pay to live on or near campus like the overwhelming construction in Edmonton.…
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OpinionMartin Bendico

Nitasha BaigAugust 1, 2024

Arts faculty and students need stable spaces to work

The turmoil that the faculty of arts experienced during the winter semester hasn’t ceased. After months of construction, the Humanities…
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OpinionLily Polenchuk

Nitasha BaigJuly 27, 2024

Top 5: Ways to cool off this summer

With global temperatures rising, all of Canada will soon look like the planet from Dune. But until we get our…
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Arts & CultureNitasha Baig

Nitasha BaigJuly 5, 2024

Exhibit Review: ‘Listening to the Land’ at FAB gallery

Second-hand fabrics, homemade dyes, and participatory works create an immersive space for viewers to investigate their relationship to land and…
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