Arts & Culture
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Lale Fassone Exhibit Review: ‘Built to Last’ at FAB Gallery
Through creative mediums, artists Alicja Habisiak-Matczak and Alex R.M. Thompson admire each other’s cities through a shared interest in architecture…
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Edmonton-born pianist and filmmaker James Carson’s journey with music
James Carson, an Edmonton-born acclaimed pianist and filmmaker, spent five years living in a self-built cabin in the Canadian wilderness.…
Read More » - Brianne Jang
Play Review: Indecent
Indecent is a play written by Paula Vogel, directed by Ben Smith, a Master’s of Fine Arts directing candidate at…
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Gateway alumni continue to fill the gap in Canadian midlife stories in “Midlife no. 2”
Since the beginning, The Gateway has attracted students from all faculties for the unique experiences it provides. Although the stereotypical…
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Hobby Hole: Crossword puzzles
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved puzzles of all sorts — except for crossword puzzles. They were confusing,…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Social Intercourse: November 29
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
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Royal Bison Art and Craft Fair: Then and now
Edmonton has a reputation of being a city with big cultural impact. From our festivals to our music, our city’s…
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Movie Review: Hands That Bind
Have you ever had the feeling that something is off, and you can’t quite pinpoint why? Coupled with subtle disturbing effects,…
Read More » - Breezy Prochnau
“Now And Then:” The Beatles’ last hurrah
The Beatles are putting out new music in 2023 with their latest release “Now and Then,” although this single should…
Read More » - Peter Elima
Gateway to Gastronomy: Vegan Chili
At 11-years-old, I decided to enter my church’s first-ever chili cook-off. Did I have my own chili recipe? No, of…
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