Campus Life
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Eric Lillow Lives of International Students: Roxanne Mai — China
The following is part of a series detailing the experiences of international students at the University of Alberta. Given that…
Read More » - Joshua Storie
Who let the dogs out? The U of A’s wellness movement
In addition to studying, students can be found in university libraries petting and playing with different dogs. Dogs from the…
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World Mosaic Project literally spreads around the world
A social media campaign combatting xenophobia created by University of Alberta students has gone from a local to an international…
Read More » - Eric Lillow
Lives of International Students: Akrem Hamami — Tunisia
The following is part of a series detailing the experiences of international students at the University of Alberta. Given that…
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Someone moved (and damaged) the giant, furry deer statue from FAB to ECV
It was a regular Sunday morning for Maple House residents until they woke up to a nine-foot llama-esque statue staring…
Read More » - Image Courtesy of A.E. Derocher
Ask a Prof: How will the ‘polar bear petting a dog’ video affect public perceptions of bears?
A viral video of a polar bear petting a sled dog had the internet swooning on November 16. The video,…
Read More » - Chantal Yoon
Lives of international students: Afsin Ahamed — Bangladesh
The following is part of a series detailing the experiences of international students at the University of Alberta. Given that…
Read More » - Alanna Yee
Ask a Prof: Should we be concerned that it’s November and it just started snowing?
Edmontonians have been treated to an unusually warm and nearly snowless November this year. While this has obvious advantages when…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Residence Roundup: November 23
“Residence Round Up” is an ongoing piece where we catch up with students in residence to find out what’s been…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
No thanks, Aramark: All-you-can-eat Lister meal plan voted down
At the November 21 Board Finance and Property Committee meeting, the vote for the new, nearly $700 more expensive, all-you-can-eat…
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