Nathan Fung

Nathan Fung is a sixth-year political science student and The Gateway's news editor for the 2018-19 year. He can usually be found in the Gateway office, turning coffee into copy.

MagazineEric Lillow

Emma JonesNathan FungNicklaus NeitlingSam PodgurnyJanuary 21, 2017

My McDonald’s story

These are divisive times in which we are living. But amidst the chaos and the turmoil, there stands one monument…
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NewsEric Lillow

Nathan FungJanuary 19, 2017

Lives of International Students: Yi Heng Low — Malaysia

The following is part of a series detailing the experiences of international students at the University of Alberta. Given that…
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Magazinesupplied

Ashton MuchaNathan FungDecember 30, 2016

Point & Counter. Are unpaid internships worth it?

Hell no unpaid internships are not worth it. The allure of an unpaid internship is the promise of learning new…
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OpinionUncle Grandpa

Nathan FungDecember 20, 2016

Can we let Marie Henein speak without calling all students “crybabies”?

With winter upon us, it’s time again for newspaper columnists to pile onto the delicate snowflake that is the everyday…
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NewsRichard Catangay-Liew

Nathan FungDecember 16, 2016

U of A introduces $4,000 “sticker price” to international grad tuition

Incoming international graduate students enrolling at the University of Alberta for the Fall Term in 2017 will see a “virtual…
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NewsVaishvi Patel

Nathan FungDecember 6, 2016

Students affected by Fort McMurray wildfires get $91,000 in bursaries

After two months of waiting, Fort McMurray resident Nicole McMillan is relieved her money from the Disaster Relief Bursary finally…
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NovemberJoshua Storie

Nathan FungNovember 17, 2016

Q&A: Junaid Jahangir

Name: Junaid Jahangir Faculty: Arts Position: Contract Instructor Favourite book protagonist: Gandalf Tell me about your undergrad. I actually went to Pakistan for three…
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Arts & CultureMitch Sorensen

Jamie SarkonakSofia OsborneAidan HerronMitch SorensenNathan FungAshton MuchaNovember 14, 2016

Doin’ You: Sports Potluck

If you remember the age of cable TV and commercials, you’ll remember seeing representations of sports parties during the fall.…
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OpinionMelissa Phan

Nathan FungNovember 2, 2016

Gossip is not a discussion on mental health

Anyone cruising around the Overheard at the University of Alberta Facebook page the night of October 20 saw the way…
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OpinionMelissa Phan

Nathan FungOctober 15, 2016

Critics of the politically correct thought police need to get off their high horse

Today, it’s incredibly popular to be a misguided critic of the politically correct thought police that allegedly patrol university campuses.…
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