Campus & City
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Cody Shimizu Revisiting memory at the “…fire and frost” art exhibit in SUB
As we head into fall, I once again remember how quietly the trees forget their leaves in an exhale of…
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Brew Crew: Nude Vodka Soda
5% Alc./Vol., 355 mL This past summer I tried White Claws for the first time and learned that my favourite…
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Brew Crew: Purpus Vodka Soda
5% Alc./Vol., 355 mL Radlers and IPAs have been unseated as the reigning summer beverage champions by the unassumingly simple…
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Clown around with the 2020 Play the Fool Festival
This week, clowns from Edmonton and around the world head online to entertain for the Play the Fool Festival 2020.…
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Paddling up the Livestream: Multiculturalism Under the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival
Multiculturalism Under the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival is a multi-day, Edmonton-based arts and culture celebration organized by the Chinese Benevolent Association…
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Researcher’s study on slow fashion uncovers our dependency on our stuff
In 2015, Alberta blogger Elizabeth Withey documented her experience wearing the same dress every day for a year. Four years…
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The Edmonton Folk Music Festival moves online with The Hill at Home
During most years, The Edmonton Folk Music Festival is a live music festival with seven stages simultaneously running that draws…
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U of A Black student groups organize Art in the Park fundraiser
What: Art in the Park Fundraiser Who: University of Alberta Black Students Association, Eritrean and Ethiopian Students Association, Somali Students…
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Book Review: Vivek Shraya’s “The Subtweet”
Vivek Shraya’s The Subtweet is available at the Glass Bookshop or online wherever books are sold. Vivek Shraya’s novel The…
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“nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up” highlights racism in Canada’s judicial system
Filmmaker and University of Alberta faculty of native studies associate professor Tasha Hubbard’s nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up documents the…
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