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Connor Lengkeek Social Intercourse: September 25
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - NewsKathryn Johnson
Protestors strike for climate action from U of A
On September 20 at 12:00 p.m., Edmonton Youth for Climate (EYFC), Climate Action Coalition at the University of Alberta (CAUA),…
Read More » - Arts & CultureBanger Films & NFB
‘Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story’ coming to EIFF
Sold-out-shows, rising songs in the charts, and everyone knowing your name is every aspiring musician’s dream. For many artists, it…
Read More » - OpinionRichard Siemens
Co-op opportunities are made inaccessible by inadequate communication
Time and time again, students miss the opportunity to do research, participate in co-ops, and gain experience from an internship…
Read More » - OpinionSupplied
Alberta government needs to get behind free birth control
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of health care equality — providing care to all citizens regardless of their circumstances.…
Read More » - Arts & CultureChantelle Dionne Photography
Roots americana artist Desiree Dorion announces seventh studio album
JUNO Award-nominated roots Americana artist Desiree Dorion is gearing up for the release of her seventh studio album, Remember Your…
Read More » - OpinionJonas Smith
Correcting misinformation is more important than politics
As most of us enjoyed a peaceful summer, reproductive rights in Alberta proved to be an ongoing issue. In July,…
Read More » - NewsJohn Ulan
U of A President and Vice-chancellor Bill Flanagan discusses reappointment
On June 25, the University of Alberta announced that current President and Vice-chancellor Bill Flanagan was reappointed for a second…
Read More » - Arts & CultureSupplied
Titilope Sonuga releases powerfully poetic album, ‘Sis’
Titilope Sonuga, a Nigerian poet and civil engineer currently residing in Edmonton, returns with her second studio album, Sis. The…
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Tokyo Police Club’s “The Last Tour” comes to Edmonton
Popular Canadian indie-rock band Tokyo Police Club recently announced that they are breaking up. Almost 20 years after their formation,…
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