Campus & City
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Supplied Tokyo Police Club’s “The Last Tour” comes to Edmonton
Popular Canadian indie-rock band Tokyo Police Club recently announced that they are breaking up. Almost 20 years after their formation,…
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The drag artists in “Kings Doing Queen” deserve their crowns
“Kings Doing Queen,” hosted by drag artist Charli Darwin, is a Queen-themed drag king show at the Grindstone Theatre. Eight…
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St. Albert’s Hailey Benedict nominated for 2024 CCMA award
St. Albert-grown country music artist Hailey Benedict is nothing short of a rising star. At just 14-years-old she took the…
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Social Intercourse: September 11
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - Lily Polenchuk
Playlist: Back to school 2024-25
It’s that dreaded time of year — back to school. Gone are the days of sleeping in until noon and…
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How university clubs enrich student life
Starting university is no easy feat. Whether you’re coming into it straight from high school, or starting later in life,…
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Revisiting Judi Singh’s album, ‘A Time for Love’
Judi Singh’s eerie jazz song, “Up and Down,” has been making rounds on social media half a century after its…
Read More » - Lily Polenchuk
Social Intercourse: August 28
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
“Where Pyramids Collide,” the newest exhibit at the Muttart Conservatory
The Muttart Conservatory is showcasing its newest exhibition, When Pyramids Collide, in the feature pyramid. The feature pyramid at the…
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2024 Fringe Festival Review: 638 Ways To Kill Castro
638 Ways To Kill Castro, directed by Kathleen Weiss and written by Sebastian Ley, is a satire loosely based on…
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