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.

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Nathan FungOctober 12, 2016

SU considers inaugural GovWeek successful despite low attendance

After four months of planning, the Students’ Union’s first GovWeek went under budget, but its attendance brought mixed results. GovWeek,…
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Nathan FungSeptember 9, 2016

#MakeItAwkward’s greatest obstacle is the hype about Canadian tolerance

Is it surprising that racism is alive and well in Canada? It shouldn’t be, yet somehow it is. Sure, maybe…
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Nathan FungJune 29, 2016

#NoBillNoBreak: a summer blockbuster that puts style over substance 

Watching #NoBillNoBreak from the galleries overlooking the House of Representatives was like watching a play from the front rows, complete…
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Nathan FungJune 10, 2016

Ed Abroad screwed over my summer

Until a week ago, I thought I was all set for an exciting summer in Washington, D.C. with the U…
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Nathan FungMay 25, 2016

Reza Aslan mocks Islamophobia at EPL speaker series

If you didn’t manage to get tickets to Reza Aslan’s speech at the Chateau Lacombe Hotel last Wednesday, then you…
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Nathan FungMay 23, 2016

Bursary created to help U of A students affected by Fort McMurray fires

For students like Nicole McMillan, the University of Alberta’s new Disaster Relief Bursary is a welcome gesture. In response to…
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Nathan FungApril 6, 2016

Class comedian to give Last Lecture

Normally known for making students laugh out loud, film studies lecturer Dalbir Sehmby thought someone was joking with him in…
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Nathan FungMarch 4, 2016

Students say yes to Gateway DFU plebiscite

Students voted “yes” to continue paying The Gateway’s mandatory, per-undergraduate student and per-semester fee of $3.39 that funds the paper…
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Nathan FungMarch 4, 2016

Champagne pops off in uncontested BoG Rep race

After one round of voting, Colin Champagne will become the next Board of Governors representative with an overwhelming 82 per…
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Kate McInnesMitch SorensenJamie SarkonakRiley SamsonNathan FungMarch 1, 2016

Fiery Myer Horowitz Forum publicly pits candidates against each other for final time

Presidential punch-out Diplomacy prevailed at the Myer Horowitz forum, where all Students’ Union candidates gathered to answer concerns from future constituents…
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