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Christina Varvis Gender wage gap apparent in business graduates
The wage gap is increasing between recent business graduates, according to the Bachelor of Commerce Employment Statistics survey. The difference…
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Incoming Dean of Pharmacy returning to alma mater
Though he may be two provinces away, the start of Neal Davies’ new position at the University of Alberta will…
Read More » - Jamie Sarkonak
Fentanyl-fighting kits available on campus
The number of university students recreationally using fentanyl painkillers is unclear, but with fentanyl-related deaths doubling from 120 to 272…
Read More » - Sean Trayner
First-ever food bank study examines food insecurity at U of A
Stationing herself in the Campus Food Bank to ask people about their food insecurity, Jasmine Farahbakhsh conducted the first on-campus…
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SU developing response to TRC calls to action
Aboriginal students are underrepresented in the university’s population, and the Students’ Union will soon have an official policy to address…
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Alice headed to Wonderland: engineers set to compete in Michigan EcoCar competition
Students have been working into the early morning hours in the ETLC basement preparing “Alice,” their zero-emissions car, for the…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Proposal for new Lister students’ association awaits approval
Students are structuring a new association for Lister advocacy while the Lister Hall Students’ Association (LHSA) is in its two-year…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
SU lauds increased transparency, accountability after MNIF restructuring
The contentious Common Student Space, Sustainability and Services (CoSSS) fee, which had been historically slammed by the Students’ Union, is…
Read More » - Richard Catangay-Liew
Board of Governors — March 18
BoG approves CIP The BoG approved the U of A’s 2016-17 Comprehensive Institutional Plan which includes the university’s goals, initiatives,…
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SU discussing increase to Health & Dental Plan fee
If passed in Students’ Council two weeks from now, students may be paying $26.50 more per year for their health…
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