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Supplied U of A based initiative has released food guidelines aiming to improve the health of Canadians
A project based at the University of Alberta, Housing for Health, has released food and beverage guidelines. The Healthier Food…
Read More » - Lily Polenchuk
U of A research study encourages patients to only go to the emergency department if necessary
Healthcare costs and workloads are increasing as a result of overcrowded emergency rooms, according to a University of Alberta research…
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Ask a Prof: What does Danielle Smith’s premiership mean for post-secondary students?
On October 6, Danielle Smith won the United Conservative Party leadership race, replacing her predecessor Jason Kenney. On October 11,…
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Study explores the role cell membranes play in spike proteins on viruses infecting cells
A University of Alberta study researched the relationship between spike proteins and host cell membranes and has implications for understanding…
Read More » - Helen Zhang
From the Archives: Students’ Union sells HUB mall for one dollar
From the Archives is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recounting historical articles written by the publication from years past. What…
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Break the Record cost analysis presented at Students’ Union audit committee
At the October 28 Students’ Union Audit Committee meeting, a cost analysis of the Break the Record (BTR) dodgeball game…
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Kule Scholars host forum on the state of Alberta post-secondary
On October 20, voices from across the Alberta post-secondary sector spoke about the current state of post-secondary governance in Alberta…
Read More » - Martin Bendico
Students’ Union spends $145,000 on Break the Record, future attempt “is feasible”
UPDATE: Since this article was published, an audit committee meeting was held on October 28 and more detailed information was…
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Survey shows more awareness needed for Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
A recent survey done by Donna Vine, a University of Alberta professor of human nutrition, showed more awareness and education…
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International students in Canada will be temporarily allowed to work unlimited hours off-campus
Starting November 15, the federal government will be temporarily lifting the limit on how many hours international students can work…
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