Campus & City
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Brianne Jang Freewill Shakespeare Festival makes a triumphant return with ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
After years of battling restrictions caused by COVID-19 and construction, the Freewill Shakespeare Festival has finally returned to Hawrelak Park.…
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Photostory: Edmonton Drag Festival 2026
Kicking off Pride Month in Edmonton, the Edmonton Drag Festival brought together some of the best performers across Canada for…
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Play Review: ‘Fully Committed’ at Teatro Live
One-man shows are hit or miss. The fate of the show rests on a single cast member to either deliver…
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Book Review: ‘Crohnic’ by Jason Purcell
In April 2026, I had the privilege of listening to Jason Purcell read and speak about his new book, Crohnic,…
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Social Intercourse: June 17
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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Play Review: ‘Rat Academy’ at the Roxy Theatre
Upon entering The Roxy Theatre for Rat Academy, I expected a quirky storyline with a sort of understated comedy. What…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Edmonton Pride: A community-driven celebration
June marks the start of Pride season in Edmonton, with events running all the way until the end of August.…
Read More » - Jasleen Mahindru
Photostory: ‘Inside Out’ exhibit
The Rutherford Library Galleria blossomed into a sanctuary of student vision from April 9 to 30, as the Inside Out…
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Play Review: ‘Les Misérables’ at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
I traced a line of well-dressed theatre-goers into the Northern Jubilee Auditorium. The lobby was full, the seats were packed,…
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Play Review: ‘Waiting for the Parade’
War dramas are often centred on the experiences of the battlefield. Its blood and gore, heroics and sacrifices, and the…
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