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Provided by Healing Works Foundation Restoring joy in health care: Research to reduce burnout in the workplace
Dr. Sarah Forgie, former chair of pediatrics at the University of Alberta, began to consider burnout in the health-care system…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
First Northern Alberta Medical Program cohort begins their studies
On August 25, the first cohort of the Northern Alberta Medical Program (NAMP) got fitted into their white coats at…
Read More » - Axiom Media Group
U of A researcher honoured as a 2025 IFT Fellow
The Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) has named Marleny D.A. Saldaña, professor of bio-engineering processing at the University of Alberta,…
Read More » - Jonas Smith
Notes from Council: Shaping Our Values, plans for RATT, and executive updates
At the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) Students’ Council meeting on August 26, a project establishing U of A’s…
Read More » - Kathryn Johnson
U of A flies Treaty 6 and Métis flags for the first time
On September 3, the University of Alberta raised the Treaty 6 and Métis flags on its North Campus for the…
Read More » - Evan Cruickshank
University students organize in support of Samuel Bird’s family
Students at the University of Alberta organized a sign making event to bring awareness to Samuel Bird. Bird is a…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
BREAKING: Measles exposure on North Campus
Alberta Health Services (AHS) has confirmed that there were three instances of measles exposure on the University of Alberta’s North…
Read More » - Jasleen Mahindru
CASA releases survey report on the value of post-secondary education
On August 18, the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) released a survey report called “The Value of Post-Secondary Education…
Read More » - Supplied by Hailey Hamelin-Wilson
Humans of UAlberta: Hailey Hamelin-Wilson
University of Alberta undergraduate student Hailey Hamelin-Wilson is the first Indigenous woman to win the title of Miss Earth Canada.…
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Listening to the wild: Tracking wildlife with HawkEars
An artificial intelligence (AI) tool developed during the COVID-19 pandemic is changing how Canadian scientists listen to wildlife. It’s also…
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