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Shoot for Peace 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…
Read More » - NewsAloys Fleischmann'
Chris Andersen appointed dean and vice-provost (college of social sciences and humanities)
In a statement released on September 8, Provost and Vice-president (academic) Verna Yiu announced that Chris Andersen has been appointed dean…
Read More » - SportsUniversity of Alberta
Golden Bears legend Derek Ryan retires from the NHL
Derek Ryan wasn’t the headline recruit when he showed up at Clare Drake Arena in 2007. He was smaller than…
Read More » - NewsLily Polenchuk
BREAKING: U of A law professor put on leave for comments about Charlie Kirk’s death
According to an email sent to law students that was shared with The Gateway, a professor in the faculty of…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLeah Hennig
Performance Review: Week of Welcome Drag Show
To round off Week of Welcome (WOW), the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) hosted a drag show in the…
Read More » - Arts & CultureDylana Twittey
Photostory: Purple City Music Festival
One of Edmonton’s biggest festivals just finished up. The fourth annual Purple City Music Festival had 70 bands across seven…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLiam Hodder
American singer Uniity speaks out against American capitalism
Raven Clark, the woman behind Philadelphia-based hardcore project, Uniity, came up to Edmonton for the 2025 Purple City Music Festival.…
Read More » - NewsJasleen Mahindru
GSA changes graduate student health and benefits plan
On August 15, the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) announced that for the next year, Studywell will be the health and benefits provider…
Read More » - OpinionDarren Kirby
Alberta is failing its children
Canadians have a habit of looking at the news from our southern neighbours with a mix of horror and illusory…
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