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Fair Frames CHL players can now play in NCAA: What does this mean for the Bears?
Starting in August 2025, the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) will allow former Canadian Hockey League (CHL) players to join…
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Parkinson’s disease impacts mental aspects of movement, U of A researchers find
University of Alberta PhD candidate in the faculty of rehabilitation medicine, Kathryn Lambert, co-published a research article exploring how Parkinson’s…
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Edmonton’s newest bookstore: Porch Light Books
There’s nothing more satisfying than a brand new book. Better yet, there’s nothing greater than a brand new bookstore. Porch Light…
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Sean Tschigerl named WHL grad of the month
Golden Bears hockey player Sean Tschigerl was recently named the Western Hockey League (WHL) graduate of the month. This comes…
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U of A professor discusses the question of extraterrestrial life
Fascination with aliens is nothing new, but what makes the possibility of extraterrestrial life so intriguing to so many? Robert…
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Play review: ‘The Woman in Black’ at the Varscona Theatre
The Woman in Black directed by Andrew Ritchie intricately blends elements of a meta-play with a haunting narrative. It explores…
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Notes from Council: Response to provincial government’s rejection of ETIs discussed
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the November…
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Album review: ‘Forever’ by Raveen
Seven years since their last full length release, Montreal-based band Raveen recently put out their second album, Forever. The vocals…
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Exhibit review: ‘Frogs and Friends’ at the Muttart Conservatory
The doors fly open, and you find yourself awash in colour. Vibrant plants paint a landscape of life, and tiny…
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The justice system should protect the public, not violent youth
Usually, when you think of minors, your first thoughts do not go to attempted murder. Except, some minors do commit…
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