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Zoe Joyall Butterdome transformed into standby hospital overflow unit
The University of Alberta’s Universiade Pavilion, more commonly known as the Butterdome, is on standby to accommodate patients if Edmonton…
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Student voices on proposed tuition increases: faculty of law
“Student voices on proposed tuition increases” is The Gateway’s ongoing series highlighting student perspectives on the exceptional increases to specific…
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2021 federal budget waives student loan interest another year, invests in student aid
Post-secondary students will see their loan interest temporarily waived and receive additional student aid under the new federal budget. The…
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Banishing ‘mom guilt’: U of A doctor blogs about parenting, women’s wellness
Known by her online persona Dr. Mom, a University of Alberta doctor is entering her third year of blogging about…
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World’s longest hockey game raises $1.8M for cancer research
A hockey game has raised $1.8 million for clinical trials of a new cancer medication developed at the University of…
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‘No excuse’ for timing and severity of proposed tuition hikes, U of A student reps say
University of Alberta student representatives are speaking out against exceptional tuition hikes proposed to begin September 2022. The University of…
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U of A’s proposed tuition increases for 2022 are ‘egregious’, says UASU
The University of Alberta has proposed exceptional per-year tuition increases for new domestic students enrolling in September of 2022. The…
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Asian Community Leaders Summit discusses anti-Asian racism on U of A campus
The International Students’ Association (ISA) recently held an Asian Community Leaders Summit to address the rising concern of racism against…
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U of A professors weigh in on Supreme Court’s carbon pricing decision in expert panel
After Canada’s highest court upheld the national carbon tax, professors from Canadian universities met to discuss the decision’s implication for…
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Alberta heightens COVID-19 restrictions amid “latest and last” wave of cases
Alberta’s provincial government has reintroduced COVID-19 restrictions in response to a surge in pandemic cases. The Step 1 restrictions, announced…
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