Arts & Culture
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Brianne Jang Play Review: ‘antigone lives*’ at U of A Studio Theatre
antigone lives*, written by Susanna Fournier and directed by David Kennedy, is a must see play. The second play of…
Read More » - Liam Hodder
Exhibit Review: Banksy “Without Limits”
The Art of Banksy: “Without Limits” exhibition is running until January 11 at Edmonton City Centre. The exhibition, said to…
Read More » - Megan Posyluzny
Campus landmarks as holiday movie characters
Rutherford Library — Kevin McCallister (Home Alone) Full of students left alone with too much responsibility, outsmarting danger using only…
Read More » - Connor Lengkeek
Social Intercourse: December 3
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - Richard Bagan
New U of A gallery to host unseen work opening in 2027
The Telus Centre on campus is being renovated to create a new gallery space on its first floor. The gallery,…
Read More » - Leonardo Radzick
Cultural Commentary: Should Canada join Eurovision?
When the 2025 federal budget mentioned that Canada is exploring participation in the Eurovision Song Contest, many Canadians did a…
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Play Review: ‘The Castle Spectre’
Through the dark of death, life could smile in a mother’s liberating love, a lover’s gallant romance, a fool’s daring…
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Play Review: ‘Guys and Dolls’
Guys and Dolls is a Broadway classic, now brought to life in Edmonton by Foote In The Door Productions. Their…
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L’Effondras are back with a palate cleansing two song EP called ‘Ethel/Macon Heights’
French instrumental ambient post-rock three piece, L’Effondras, just released a two track EP on October 31, called Ethel/Macon Heights. The…
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Book Review: ‘At Least I’m Trying’ by Tara Hodgson
Trigger warning: This article discusses topics related to sexual violence that some readers may find upsetting. Resources are available at…
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