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Jamie Sarkonak Campus Careers: Clare Drake Arena
Campus Careers is a running feature where we job shadow an occupation at the University of Alberta The morning facility…
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52skillz celebrates a year of trying new things
For Stephen Robinson, exploring caves and driving go-karts with former pro racers have been part of the day-to-day in the…
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Kusmu to Contend for Canada’s Smartest Person: University of Alberta alumnus and Students’ Union leader to participate as a contestant in CBC’s Canada’s Smartest Person
A familiar University of Alberta face will soon be on CBC, under the lights. Alumnus and former Students’ Union President…
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Campus reacts to Liberal Majority in Federal Election
Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party of Canada was elected to form a majority government with 184 seats after gaining significant ground…
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The science of growing up: learning to deal with loneliness, sex and health
Growing up is more than turning 18. It’s more than moving out of mom and dad’s, starting university and having…
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Eighth Annual SAW Brings Sustainability to Campus
Students will have a chance to re-up their knowledge on everything from the oil sands to cooking, as the eighth…
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Ugandan dentists cut their teeth at U of A’s School of Dentistry
Though it involved flying halfway around the world, eight dental workers from Uganda jumped at the chance to be hosted…
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Campus Crime Beat — Oct. 14, 2015
Pickup Truck Picked Up An off-duty University of Alberta Protective Services (UAPS) Officer was passing through South Campus when he…
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Students tend to stay silent when cyberbullied, researcher says
While the effects of cyberbullying can be debilitating, the behaviour itself often goes unreported. According to a recent study coauthored…
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University warns that campus shootings aren’t limited to US schools
School shootings are on the rise, and the University of Alberta is warning students against assuming they only happen in…
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