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Liam Hodder Jehovah’s Princess performs at Purple City days after releasing new single
On September 6, Jehovah’s Princess, a Panamanian-American artist from New York City (NYC), performed in Edmonton for the 2025 Purple…
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Album Review: ‘Heavy Afternoon’ by Tebby & The Heavy
Tebby and the Heavy is an alternative rock band hailing from Edmonton. Known for their eclectic sound blended from all…
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Shoot For Peace: Community healing through art
Arwa Elhag-Idris and Nagad Elmi are the co-directors for the Edmonton chapter of Shoot For Peace, a non-profit organization that…
Read More » - Arts & CultureJustin Hu
Social Intercourse: September 17
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check…
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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…
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Editorial: AI is reshaping university life — for better and for worse
Artificial intelligence (AI) is all over TikTok right now, pumping out videos of cutting glass versions of fruit with little…
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2025 Fringe Festival Review: ‘Genesis’
Written by U of A alum, Moemen Gaafar, the play Genesis has been showing during the 2025 Edmonton Fringe Festival.…
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Album Review: ‘Guitar’ by Mac DeMarco
One of Edmonton’s most beloved artists, Mac DeMarco, is set to release his upcoming record, Guitar, on August 22. With…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLeah Hennig
Kim Churchill on his love for Canada and his next project
Although Kim Churchill isn’t officially a Canadian, the Australian artist has a soft spot for Canada. He’s been performing in…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
“Land back” and “genocide” spray painted on U of A sign
On July 1, a photo of a University of Alberta sign that had been vandalized started circulating on social media.…
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