The Gateway

GSA’s associate vice-president (labour) removed from his position

On November 18, an email shared with The Gateway stated that Nathan Lamarche, the associate vice-president (labour) (AVPL) of the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA), would be removed from his position. The GSA is holding a by-election to fill the vacant position for the remainder of the term. Voting will take…

New clinical trial seeks to uncover the benefits of heavy lifting for cancer survivors

Students host town hall to discuss transit safety concerns

Antidepressants used as treatment for chronic jaw pain

Let Him Cook: A men’s mental health event

New in hate: ‘Peterson law’

On November 20, a new bill spewing hate was announced by Premier Danielle Smith and her United Conservative Party (UCP). Labelled as Bill 13, and colloquially known as ‘Peterson Law’, this bill’s goal is to promote free speech. Specifically for regulated professionals and what they say outside of work. At…

Editorial: Canada’s visa diet will starve its universities

Point/Counterpoint: Walking smokers

Canada’s new debt will grow the economy

The absurdity of the Alberta First rally

Campus landmarks as holiday movie characters

Rutherford Library — Kevin McCallister (Home Alone)  Full of students left alone with too much responsibility, outsmarting danger using only panic, caffeine, and whatever supplies are in their backpack.  Administration Building — The Grinch (How the Grinch Stole Christmas)  Cold, bureaucratic, slightly menacing. A place where hope goes to file…

Social Intercourse: December 3

New U of A gallery to host unseen work opening in 2027

Play Review: ‘The Castle Spectre’

Play Review: ‘Guys and Dolls’ 

From the archives: Wartime letters to the editor

The Gateway was founded in 1910, only four years before World War One began. It continued to publish through the First and Second World Wars and sent copies of the paper to the front lines. The Gateway said in 1917 that “our object, primarily, in publishing the paper this year…

A brief history of The Gateway: 1910 to present

Practicum student falls through the cracks after injury

Diminishing third places and the students working to revive them

Harm reduction on campus: Students pushing for more