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Amanda Sparks Two U of A professors break new grounds in hydrogen research
Mechanical engineering professor Amit Kumar, and electrical and computer engineering professor Karthik Shankar, have new research that works towards the…
Read More » - NewsChristien Ford
U of A researchers are studying metamaterial technology that could protect soldiers in combat
Ashwin Iyer, a University of Alberta professor and vice-chair in the electrical and computer engineering department, is researching wireless communication…
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Ask a Prof: Is AI software plagiarism?
Recently, Artificial Intelligence (AI) software like Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer (ChatGPT) has become a common tool used by students in…
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The Master and the Apprentice: U of A Jazz Band
The Master and the Apprentice is a column where two people with variable levels of expertise attend the same event.…
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SU Elections 2023 Q&A: General Faculties Council Candidates
General Faculties Council (GFC) is the highest academic governing body at the University of Alberta, composed of 162 members, including…
Read More » - NewsHelen Zhang
SU Elections 2023 Q&A: Students’ Council Candidates
In 2023-24, there are 19 seats for Students’ Council, a decrease from the current 35 seats. This reduction was approved…
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Boyle Street is not getting the compassion it deserves
Once again, the Boyle Street Community Services’ (BSCS) is moving to a new location. Due to high demand for their…
Read More » - NewsAmy Kim
U of A’s Sexual Assault Centre creates online course about consent
The University of Alberta Sexual Assault Centre (UASAC) has recently developed a new online course, designed to strengthen the campus…
Read More » - NewsAmanda Sparks
Notes from Council: UASU addresses candidate harassment in 2023 elections
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the Students’…
Read More » - OpinionRosty Soroka
The Board of Governors are out of touch with university life
At a first glance, the University of Alberta’s Board of Governors (BoG) truly seems to care about students, and seems…
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