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Supplied - W. Lloyd MacKenzie - Flickr Year in Review: Parliament Hill shooting tops Canadian headlines
Parliament Hill Shooting Parliament Hill came under attack on Oct. 22, 2014 when Cpl. Nathan Cirillo was fatally shot while…
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Campus mourns dodgeball champ
Knoxville’s Tavern on Jasper Avenue isn’t usually renowned for creating lasting romantic relationships, but Laurin Hartley and Carter Corrigan kindled…
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E-Cigs banned in U of A buildings
E-Cigarette smokers won’t have the freedom they once had to puff inside University of Alberta buildings. As of Jan. 1…
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Year in Review: UAlberta’s top stories of 2014
Hub Mall resident’s belongings thrown out Fourth year design student Siying Chen returned in September to her HUB Mall apartment…
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Year in Review: #BlackLivesMatter and Ebola outbreaks top world news
Ebola Outbreak When the first case of Ebola was diagnosed in the U.S., the Western world paid more attention to…
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Infographic: Market Modifiers
A visual look at how market modifiers impact students’ tuitions. Update: The numbers on the Faculty of Law and Juris…
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Alberta government approves market modifier proposals, leaves students “incredibly frustrated”
The province-wide wait for decisions regarding market modifiers — or tuition increases — is finally over. The Ministry of Innovation…
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Board of Governors — Dec. 10, 2014
The University of Alberta’s Board of Governors has approved a 2.2 per cent general tuition increase, effective Sept. 1, 2015.…
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Pot and PTSD: Beneficial?
Karolina Kapusta is a writer for The Ubyssey, the University of British Columbia’s student newspaper. Aside from being a common…
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Alberta fiscal update raises questions about post-secondary funding
The Alberta government is forecasting a $933 million year-end surplus — a $154 million drop from the $1.1 billion that…
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