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Randy Savoie U of A experts study the effects of the Battle of Alberta
University of Alberta experts have studied the effects of the Battle of Alberta, the hockey playoff series between the Edmonton…
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First U of A Giving Day raises over $140,000 with more than 1,000 donations
The University of Alberta’s first Giving Day raised $143,283 for various faculties and services on campus, amassing 1,078 donations. Giving…
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Heart Warriors: ‘Genetics is the future of medicine’ according to U of A researcher, who uses it to help with muscular dystrophy
A University of Alberta researcher researching muscular dystrophy was one of five researchers at the institution to receive a grant…
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Temperature blanket project shows science can be accessible and cozy
Typically, final projects look a lot like papers, PowerPoints, or presentations. However, for environmental and conservation sciences graduate Emilia Housch,…
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U of A postdoctoral fellow recognized in student-nominated award for mentorship in undergraduate research
Qutuba Karwi has been awarded the U of A’s Outstanding Mentorship in Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities award, a student-nominated…
Read More » - NewsEmily Williams
Exceptional tuition increases for 2022-23 year approved by Minister of Advanced Education
The revised set of proposed exceptional tuition increases — which will take effect for new domestic students in Fall 2022…
Read More » - OpinionLochlann Kerr
At residence forum BoG representative candidate presents nothing new
This article expresses opinions based on the Residence Forum of the Students’ Union 2022 Election on March 4, 2022. The residence forum…
Read More » - NewsRichard Siemens
Transitioning from a treatment to a cure: U of A diabetes researchers show promising results in a new clinical trial
University of Alberta diabetes researchers are receiving promising results in a clinical trial where stem cells are used to produce…
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U of A study finds urinary incontinence could be a contributing factor to falls among older adults
The study is the first to demonstrate a link between incontinence and falls and creates further research opportunities. Dr. William…
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U of A study finds the circulation of captured carbon dioxide could be used to produce geothermal energy
A recent University of Alberta feasibility study has found that the circulation of captured carbon dioxide in the earth could…
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