Opinion
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Lily Polenchuk Graduate research competition awards the use of AI “art”
On July 20, graduate and post-doctoral students at the University of Alberta received an email that many found deeply troubling…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Course Material Access is already strife with issues
The University of Alberta launched Course Material Access (CMA) for fall 2026, but all the kinks haven’t been worked out…
Read More » - everett Pachmann
Burlap Sack: Air conditioning
I love air conditioning. Walking into an air-conditioned room after a dose of sweaty suffocation is like washing down that…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Eduroam wifi could provide help for consistent connection
As of August 15, the University of Alberta traded UWS wireless internet access for a new wifi network, eduroam. All…
Read More » - Arthur Macatangay
Editorial: The UASU’s biggest challenge: Reaching students
To make a meaningful impact, those impacted have to know about it — a student union’s operations are no exception…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Four-day school week: Rural schools deserve more
Imagine being a student in rural Alberta. After a long commute, you arrive at school at 8:00 a.m., only to…
Read More » - İsmail Enes Ayhan
Meta’s AI data centre: A costly benefit?
It is 2030, and the residents of Sturgeon County once again wake up to the hum of their new neighbour,…
Read More » - Andie Hansen
Sustain SU’s bike library has a positive impact on campus
The bike library and workshop is a part of the University of Alberta Students’ Union’s (UASU) bike shop. At the…
Read More » - Jasleen Mahindru
Wait times for support for children with disabilities are unacceptable
The Family Support for Children with Disabilities program (FSCD) has been an integral part of many families in Alberta. Above…
Read More » - Rachel Narvey
West Coast pipeline project has become complicated for all involved
On July 2, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the Government of Canada will refer the Government of Alberta’s proposal…
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