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Darren Kirby We asked the expert: What will the proposed 80-storey building beside the Shaw Conference Centre mean for the community?
On October 17, the Edmonton public got a chance to see Alldritt Land Corporation’s plans for a proposed 80-storey building…
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Space for indigenous students opens in Humanities
The Faculty of Arts’ 171 self-identified indigenous students now have a space to relax in Humanities Centre: the Aboriginal Gathering…
Read More » - Christina Varvis & Josh Greschner
Students think the proposed Lister meal plan “charges more for less flexibility,” survey says
The Students’ Union wasn’t surprised to learn that nine out of 10 Listerites are opposed to Lister’s proposed meal plan…
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UAlberta alumnus becomes Canadian Grand Master Fiddler
When he’s not fiddling around as the father of three young kids, Daniel Gervais is playing concerts as a Canadian…
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Ask a Prof: Did Bob Dylan deserve to win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
On October 13, it was announced that the Nobel Prize in Literature would go to American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan “for…
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Maclean’s ranks U of A fifth overall, first for operating budget
Just like last year, the year before, and the year before that, the University of Alberta has ranked 5th in…
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Survey says UAlberta doctors aren’t being healthy enough
Some doctors are not practicing exactly what they preach when it comes to healthy living, according to a new study…
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Here’s what you need to know about the new BA
A set of changes to remove some of the Bachelor of Arts’ core requirements and increase the degree’s flexibility are…
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From the Bruce Peel Archives: The Mystery of Edwin Drood
The Mystery of Edwin Drood Author: Charles Dickens Collection: Charles Dickens’ Works Year: 1870 Call Number: PR 4564 A1 1870a…
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Magpies are loud but they’re nice too
Black-billed magpies glide between North Campus buildings and forage in their shadows all year. For students, particularly those new to…
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