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Supplied - Hanhmi Huynh Summit provides ‘safe entry point’ for student leadership
Some people are born leaders. But for others, leadership training starts at the University of Alberta. The inaugural Alberta Student…
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Campus Crime Beat — Jan. 18 to 30
Break and enter bonanza Multiple break and enters have been reported to University of Alberta Protective Services (UAPS) and Edmonton…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Peter Lougheed Leadership College accepting first round of applicants
Students can now apply for admission into the Peter Lougheed Leadership College — a move that Students’ Union Vice-President (Academic)…
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SU VP (External) Khinda to roll out “Get out the Vote” campaign
While Students’ Union Vice-President (External) Navneet Khinda expects a spring election in Alberta, she hopes efforts in 2015’s “Get out…
Read More » - Oumar Salifou
Sustainability Summit gives delegates ‘Food for Thought’
For many students, the only contact they make with the Office of Sustainability is in the Chemistry building hallway, where…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Coke or Pepsi? SU to put beverage agreement on plebiscite in March
Students’ Union Vice-President (Operations and Finance) Cory Hodgson prefers the “smoother” taste of Pepsi-Cola to Coca-Cola. But that won’t influence…
Read More » - Christina Varvis
Green and Glow Winterfest to light up Quad, despite weather
Robert Moyles said his most memorable experience during his time at the University of Alberta was in a film studies…
Read More » - Ruilin Fu
U of A’s International Week takes over campus
Through lectures, exhibits and a fashion show, the University of Alberta’s International Week (I-Week) hopes to prove that global citizenship…
Read More » - Rachel Lyons
Already running away from New Year’s resolutions? UAlberta experts provide tips to properly execute weight loss resolutions for 2015
The crowds of gym-goers with New Year’s resolutions tend to dwindle as February approaches, but it might be too soon…
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Researcher examines effects of arousing billboards on driving
It’s already hard enough to drive without getting distracted, but an ongoing University of Alberta study suggests that emotionally arousing…
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