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Supplied Order of Canada Series: Transplanted into History —U of A clinician-scientist appointed Order of Canada for pioneering infant heart transplantation
University of Alberta clinical scientist researching heart transplantation in infants was one of five Edmontonians appointed to the Order of…
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Women Writers at the Touch of a Fingertip: The Orlando Project
Research is now easy with The Orlando Project, a scholarly project established at the University of Alberta, that allows students…
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Asian excellence and anti-racism efforts: U of A event celebrates Asian heritage
The University of Alberta hosted the Association of Chinese Canadian Professors (ACCP) and Engage India: Association of Professors (EIAP) to…
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‘We don’t want to lose focus;’ ILSA reps say incident at town hall a chance to reexamine systemic discrimination
The University of Alberta’s Indigenous Law Students’ Association (ILSA) has responded to incidents that happened during a forum about the…
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Notes from Council: Campus security discussed at Students’ Council following LRT attack
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At their first…
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U of A asks non-academic staff to accept pay cut, reduced benefits, in contract proposal
A recent contract proposal from the University of Alberta would reduce the benefits of the university’s non-academic staff. In an…
Read More » - Lara Kmech
‘No Cops on Campus’ collective releases statement in wake of LRT stabbing
The ‘No Cops on Campus’ collective has released a statement following calls for heightened police presence after an international student…
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“The whole experience was so lonely;” Victim of LRT stabbing shares experience and calls for increased campus security
A U of A student is calling for the university to re-examine security procedures after he was stabbed at the…
Read More » - Joshua Hoehne
Hinshaw addresses vaccine impact for post-secondary in info session
An Alberta government information session addressed what immunization could mean for university students amid the province’s recent COVID-19 vaccine eligibility…
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Albertans aged 12 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccine on May 10
Albertans aged 12 and over will be eligible to book their COVID-19 vaccination appointments on May 10, marking a significant…
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