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Supplied Book Review: ‘Beyond the Brightening Sea’ by Trudy J. Morgan-Cole
How do you survive and thrive in a world where you are not meant to have power? Beyond the Brightening…
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Commentary: Edmonton’s lack of arena space ripples into U of A’s hockey programs
This season, the home of Bears and Pandas hockey has been closed for renovations. Instead of playing at the Clare…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
The effects of the defunded on-campus child care
This guest column is written through a partnership with Student Parents on Campus and The Gateway. After my first week of…
Read More » - FeaturesLeah Hennig
Campus Saint-Jean faces scrutiny over changes to its campus
In the summer of 2022, some francophone community members felt a shift at Campus Saint-Jean. The first sign was the…
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New tool helps streamline federal grant applications
Rising tuition, climbing living costs, and shrinking grant pools have left post-secondary students across Canada facing unprecedented financial strain. At…
Read More » - Arts & CultureNational Film Board of Canada
Tyra Delver brings love, connection, and bannock to TIFF
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) ran earlier this month, from September 10–20. Filmmakers from Canada and around the world…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
Sixth annual residential school memorial marked by stories of harm and hope
On September 29, the Indigenous Students’ Union (ISU) and University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) held the sixth annual residential…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
The UASU’s nonpartisanship plays both sides
The University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) is not supposed to be a politically oriented group of students on campus,…
Read More » - SportsLeah Hennig
Golden Bears and Pandas 2026–27 Wall of Fame inductees
At the University of Alberta, former alumni join the Wall of Fame housed in the Van Vliet Centre every year.…
Read More » - Arts & CultureSupplied
LitFest celebrates 20 years of promoting non-fiction
LitFest is the only Canadian literary festival completely devoted to non-fiction, and it is held every year right here in…
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