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Supplied Edmonton media praises women with breast cancer, shames women with heart disease
Edmonton women are most likely to die from heart disease and stroke but are more likely to be surrounded by…
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Warming temperatures in 2015 caused more lice infestations in young salmon, study says
While many young people experience head lice, young salmon are experiencing a similar, but more severe, problem: sea lice. Salmon…
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Prayer space coming soon to HUB Mall
A new prayer space is about to open in HUB, which will relieve some Muslim students from having to make…
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Protective Services on lookout for racist posters
A poster in Rutherford North was one of several taken down by university officials on Monday. “Fu*k your turban,” the…
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#IBelieveYou campaign to focus on supporting sexual assault disclosers
Students at the U of A will soon have a platform to stand up against sexual assault. From September 19…
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The Faculties of Arts, Science, and… Video Games?
The number of video game-related courses at the University of Alberta has risen over the past several years in a…
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$82.8 million grant leaves Arts students “on the outside looking in”
Labs and buildings at the University of Alberta will be revitalized with $82.8 million in new funding from the provincial…
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Intimacy and literacy: Study finds U of A students’ preferred sleep aids
Almost one in three University of Alberta students regularly have sex to help them fall asleep, but they still don’t…
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Moose conservation? There’s an app for that
A typical Albertan is bound to know somebody who hunts, and more specifically, know somebody who hunts for moose. Now,…
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Students can now study breasts, academically
From Keeping up with the Kardashians to breast cancer campaigns, students are surrounded by breast narratives. Now the Department of…
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