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Amanda Sparks SU Elections 2024 Q&A: Students’ Council Candidates
In 2024-25, there are 19 available seats on Students’ Council. For the first time since 2019, there is a candidate…
Read More » - NewsChristien Ford
SU Elections 2024 Q&A: General Faculties Council Candidates
From March 20 at 9:00 a.m. to March 21 at 6:00 p.m., students will have the chance to vote for…
Read More » - NewsArthur Macatangay
U of A archaeologist brings community-based approach to Indigenous archaeology
According to a University of Alberta archaeologist and professor in the department of anthropology, it’s strange that archaeologists are taught…
Read More » - NewsChristina Varvis
Government of Alberta opens new scholarship for women and gender-diverse STEM students
The Government of Alberta recently opened two scholarships for post-secondary students studying in fields where their gender is underrepresented. On…
Read More » - NewsEmily Williams
Alberta government promises $48.3 million, adding 3,200 seats to U of A
The Government of Alberta has promised $48.3 million over the next three years to the University of Alberta to expand…
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Telus World of Science’s new exhibits suit young visitors, but still entertaining
Edmonton’s Telus World of Science has been a field trip hotspot for many students for years. As a student from…
Read More » - NewsLochlann Kerr
SU Elections 2022 Q&A: Interdepartmental Science Students’ Society Faculty Association Membership Fee
In addition to electing new student representatives, the Students’ Union 2022 election will give full-time faculty of science students the…
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 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…
Read More » - NewsJohn Ulan
U of A professor discovers biological pest control for slugs
Slug control may soon become easier — thanks to nematode parasites. Originally having a background in entomology, Lien Luong, associate…
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