Campus Life
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Adam Lachacz Students express relief over extended break, say remote proctoring still a concern for winter semester
Students at the University of Alberta expressed relief after a university update arriving at the tail end of what they…
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Engineering head shave raises over $40,000 dollars to fight cancer
The annual engineering head shave where students and faculty cut their hair to raise money for the fight against cancer,…
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U of A professor receives racist voicemail telling him “to go back to his country”
Trigger warning: Be advised that this article contains reporting on racist actions which some may find offensive. When a University…
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BREAKING: Winter 2021 term delayed by a week
Winter 2021 will be delayed by a week to help students cope with the unpredictability of the pandemic. The University…
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No U-Pass for transit during Winter 2021 semester
Edmonton and area post-secondary students, including those at the University of Alberta, will have no U-Pass transit pass during Winter…
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Province releases new COVID-19 restrictions hoping to protect both “life and livelihood”
To address the recent spike in Alberta COVID-19 cases, the provincial government has released new mandatory public health measures which…
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Girl Up Alberta, a political organization, starts new club at U of A
Connecting with other students at the University of Alberta can seem daunting in a 300 person zoom class, let alone…
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International Students’ Association passes council vote, becoming SRA on International Students’ Day
After a three month process of feedback and negotiation, the International Students’ Association (ISA) has finally become a Student Representative…
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Indigenous U of A Law student achieves dream of attending UN
Casey Caines, a Cree and Slavey first-year law student at the University of Alberta, was selected to participate in a…
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Members of roundtable on campus free speech see provincial government stance as “political theatre”
Since their appointment to office in 2019, Alberta’s United Conservative government has said one of their priorities is protecting free…
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