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Supplied Pregnancy health researcher named a 2023 Distinguished Professor
David Olson has spent much of his 40-year career trying to improve the health of pregnant women, their fetuses, and…
Read More » - Arts & CultureBreezy Prochnau
“Now And Then:” The Beatles’ last hurrah
The Beatles are putting out new music in 2023 with their latest release “Now and Then,” although this single should…
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AMBER Alerts are for our most vulnerable, including people with disabilities
Whether we were sleeping, in class, or watching a movie, AMBER Alerts have interrupted all of us at some point.…
Read More » - Arts & CulturePeter Elima
Gateway to Gastronomy: Vegan Chili
At 11-years-old, I decided to enter my church’s first-ever chili cook-off. Did I have my own chili recipe? No, of…
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U of A and partners announce $10 million campaign to fund diabetes research
On November 14, World Diabetes Day, the University of Alberta, the Alberta Diabetes Foundation (ADF), and the Diabetes Research Institute…
Read More » - OpinionAb Sch
Is cutting the carbon tax more for Canadians or Trudeau?
As prime minister, it’s Justin Trudeau’s job to make decisions that are best for all Canadians. He has to adequately…
Read More » - Arts & CultureJessica Tang
Eating Edmonton: Tiger Sugar
Tiger Sugar, a world-renowned bubble tea chain founded in Taiwan, opened its doors in Edmonton’s downtown last summer. Ever since,…
Read More » - OpinionMacy Wong
Marble Pedestal: U of A’s Family Corner
As society progresses, higher education needs to adapt to match the needs of people trying to access it. Education should…
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Indigenous womanhood and spirits: Confronting the inaccuracies of Western media
When calls for submissions opened for the Indigenous dark-fiction anthology, Never Whistle at Night, Remy Boudreau’s friend wanted to submit…
Read More » - NewsHelen Zhang
U of A researchers discover the role of gut-derived metabolites in treating colon cancer
University of Alberta researchers have discovered that colorectal cancer cells (CRC) become increasingly sensitive to certain bacteria produced during food…
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