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Kristaps Ungurs Drones and machine learning offer new way to map forest soil health
A combination of drone-based remote sensing and machine learning could help researchers monitor soil health across larger areas, according to…
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Careers Day offers students and employers a chance to connect
On September 23, the University of Alberta held its annual Careers Day. Companies and organizations had the opportunity to set…
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Six Students’ Council vacancies filled in 2026 by-election
From October 21 to 22, students voted in a by-election to fill vacancies on the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) Students’ Council.…
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Protest erupts in response to Jesse Brown town hall
On October 14, a town hall featuring CANADALAND founder Jesse Brown sparked a protest on campus. Students for Justice in…
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Summer’s heavy rainfall led to increase in mosquito population
After the increased rainfall this summer, the mosquito population in Edmonton has increased substantially. There are more mosquitoes flying around…
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U of A Hospital installs new Weapons Detection System
Supplied On September 2, the University of Alberta Hospital officially opened its new weapons detection system. Both patients and visitors…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Campus Saint-Jean partners with francophone youth organization
In August 2026, Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) signed an official partnership with Francophonie Jeunesse de l’Alberta (FJA.) FJA is an organization…
Read More » - Julia Derus
MLA and U of A political scientist breakdown upcoming referendum
On September 23, University of Alberta political science professor Jared Wesley and Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) David Shepherd…
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Notes from Council: New AI Literacy Framework
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the University…
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The disappearance of Canada’s last epishelf lake
Epishelf lakes are a unique structure that forms in freezing climates. The last epishelf lake remaining in Canada has now…
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