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Supplied PogoShare service a jump towards greener transportation
A popular Edmonton ride-sharing company is now making its services friendlier to students. PogoShare and the University of Alberta’s Office…
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Campus Crime Beat — Sept. 9, 2015
A feis-tea encounter UAPS patrols used their Brisk movement, as a female assaulted an officer with a can of iced…
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Alumni’s novel nominated for EPL’s Reader’s Choice Award
Although her novel Winterkill is up for a 2015 Alberta Readers’ Choice Award, Kate Boorman is unique to the list…
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Oil prices not so slick as Canada enters recession period
Statistics Canada’s economic data has revealed Canada has been in a recession for the first half of this year. The…
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Streeters: What was your worst live music experience?
As you may have heard, the weather at Sonic Boom last weekend was awful. We asked: What was your worst…
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UAlberta Go Abroad program launches pilot in South Africa
On the way to a dive site, Elle Surgent and her fellow students crossed paths with three large, passive plankton-eating…
Read More » - Darleen Masakhwe
Glazed glass atrium, SUB renovations finally complete
Heavy-duty cranes, excavators and concrete mixers have been a common site at the Students’ Union Building, but not anymore. The…
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U of A launches mattress recycling program
As students furnish their new rooms in residence, they may not realize what happens to their mattresses after they’re done…
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New bubble tea cafe stirs up freshness and convenience
Students love bubble tea, which is why brothers Shawn and Ivan Wang decided to bring this Taiwanese treasure to the…
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Healthy fast food? It’s possible, provided you follow these steps
Classes have started — and so have the woes of sleeping in and being forced to either make a lunch…
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