Campus & City
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Leeor Wild Elisapie discusses album ‘Inuktitut’ and Indigenous music representation
Inuk-singer and Quebec-based musician Elisapie made her Edmonton Folk Music Festival (EFMF) debut this year. The festival brings dozens of…
Read More » - Richard Siemens
Social Intercourse: August 14
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - Sandra Fahl
Photostory: Edmonton Heritage Festival 2024
The 2024 Edmonton Heritage Festival (EHF) — the largest multicultural celebration in the world — took place at Borden Park,…
Read More » - Dylana Twittey
School of Song’s Kaiya Kodie and Lily Monaghan make Folk Fest debut
From far left: John Hewitt, Kaiya Kodie, Lily Monaghan, Jessie Bird, and Ken Stead
Read More » - Abbygael Ku
Sammy Volkov talks recent collaboration and upcoming album
Like the Edmonton Folk Music Festival (EFMF), musician Sammy Volkov is homegrown. He started his career off in Edmonton and…
Read More » - Zoya Mahmood
Exploring the arts and culture of 124th Street
Edmonton’s monotonous nickname, “Deadmonton,” has since disappeared from the top search results on the Internet. The name is now taken…
Read More » - Mat Simpson Photography
Two perspectives on ‘Civil Blood: A Treaty Story’
Civil Blood: A Treaty Story, presented by Thou Art Here Theatre, premiered at Fort Edmonton Park on July 26. The…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Social Intercourse: July 31
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - Sanjeet Sandhu
Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2024: A success for artists and Edmontonians
For the 29th year, the Whyte Avenue Art Walk took over Old Strathcona. A sea of tents and booths lined…
Read More » - Jessica Tang
Eating Edmonton: Corpuz Bakeshop
Sanjeet Sandhu Corpuz Bakeshop is tucked away across Eastwood Park, just off of Alberta Avenue. The first storefront location recently…
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