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supplied A new student group is designing a fully electric airplane
With carbon dioxide emissions from aircrafts contributing approximately 2 per cent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, the aeronautics industry…
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Convocation speech changed to be more secular
The next time students cross the stage to receive their degrees, they will be told to use them to serve…
Read More » - Nathan Fung
Pedestrian killed while crossing train tracks near South Campus
A young man was killed by a northbound train as he crossed the tracks earlier today near the intersection of…
Read More » - Diego PH
U of A researcher studies geothermal energy potential in Alberta
The future of geothermal renewable energy is being spearheaded by University of Alberta researchers. The university is developing new energy…
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U of A professor working on AI program to help judges
Five years from now, computing science professor Randy Goebel hopes to turn the Artificial Intelligence program his team created into…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
Talking to the UAlberta nursing student who helped man hit by U-Haul
Warning: this article contains a graphic description of the events that unfolded on Jasper Ave. on October 1 and might…
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Study explores impacts of gender, race, and sexuality in student politics
The University of Alberta Students’ Union is the first in Canada to publish a study on the impacts of gender,…
Read More » - Doha Anwar
Organizer reflects on the inaugural retreat for first-year engineering students
First-year engineering students got to know each other better around the bonfire at the inaugural first-year engineering retreat last month.…
Read More » - Joshua Storie
Updated: Campus deemed safe by university following reports of suspicious individual
The Edmonton Police Service and the University of Alberta Protective Services have determined there is currently no risk to personal…
Read More » - Rosty Soroka
Streeters: What does HUB stand for?
As a residence, collection of businesses, offices, and food vendors, and a connection between Humanities, Tory, Business, Law, and Rutherford,…
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