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Supplied New skill-sharing site launched by Students’ Union and Alumni Association
Switchboard, a new skill-sharing website, hopes to help students connect with others in the University of Alberta community in order…
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Students’ Council passes non-partisan political policy
The Students’ Union is close to having a policy formally affirming that the organization does not endorse any particular political…
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U of A dean of science Jonathan Schaeffer announces resignation
Citing leadership decisions at the University of Alberta that he cannot support, Jonathan Schaeffer, the university’s dean of science, has…
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New media studies program in development at the U of A
Starting in 2020, students at the University of Alberta will be able to study media in all its forms in…
Read More » - Richard Catangay-Liew
2017 sunshine list includes salaries of over 1,700 university employees
The Alberta government released the 2017 “sunshine list” revealing the salaries of the highest earning professors and administrators at the…
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Blockchain enthusiasts gather at the U of A Blockchain and Cryptoasset Association
The Blockchain and Cryptoasset Association at the University of Alberta is trying to help students keep track of the latest…
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U of A to close Michener Park by 2020 due to rising maintenance costs
Due to the cost of maintaining Michener Park, the residence for students who parent, the University of Alberta has decided…
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Dale Askey to join U of A as chief librarian
As the new chief librarian of the University of Alberta, Dale Askey hopes to foster open dialogue over library spending…
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Filistix to set up shop in SUB by September 2018
While Filistix will no longer be operating from their current locations on campus next month, students and staff will soon…
Read More » - Mabel Smith
Engineering students complete new bridge in Bolivia
A group of engineering students recently put their education to the test when they built a footbridge in a small…
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