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Leah Hennig Challenges for international students extend beyond visa cuts
International students are facing higher costs of living and tuition, cuts to new study permits, and challenges back home. So…
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GSA president and vice-president (Indigenous relations) suspended
Sources have told The Gateway that President of the University of Alberta Graduate Students’ Association, Aashish Kumar, and Vice-president (Indigenous…
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Notes from Council: First Day Access program presented
At the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) council meeting on December 16, the Education Student Association (ESA) along with…
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Oncology researcher working to advance lymphedema research
For University of Alberta oncology researcher Spencer Gibson, improving the lives of lymphedema patients is top of mind. Lymphedema is…
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Ceremony held for anniversary of École Polytechnique de Montréal femicide
Community organizations held a commemoration ceremony on December 5 at Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) to mark the anniversary of the femicide…
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U of A research discovers another role of brain molecule in neurodegeneration
A research team from the University of Alberta has discovered another function of ganglioside molecules in brain regulation and neurodegenerative…
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Notes from Council: Multiple student groups raise concerns during open forum
At the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) Students’ Council meeting on December 2, various student groups raised questions and…
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Engineering program being rebuilt from the ground up
Simaan AbouRizk served as the interim dean for the faculty of engineering for three years starting in 2021. When it…
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Nursing professor uses storytelling to research racism and mental health
Through storytelling, University of Alberta nursing professor Samantha Louie-Poon is researching anti-Asian racism and youth mental health. Louie-Poon was motivated…
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Student’s survey sparks progress for DATS accessibility
Carmela Spadafora has used Edmonton’s Dedicated Accessible Transit Service (DATS) since she was about 21-years-old. She said it makes her…
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