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Nitasha Baig Exhibit Review: ‘Listening to the Land’ at FAB gallery
Second-hand fabrics, homemade dyes, and participatory works create an immersive space for viewers to investigate their relationship to land and…
Read More » - NewsMartin Bendico
Humanities Centre reopens after winter closure
On December 18, 2023, the Humanities Centre (HC) closed following an electrical vault fire. The initial closure was temporary, however…
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Edmonton writer Darrin Hagen is the new Lee Playwright in Residence
A playwright, drag performer, Queer historian, and more, Darrin Hagen has spent his career writing about the Queer experience in…
Read More » - OpinionRosty Soroka
Without clear bylaws, the UASU can’t ensure just elections
Disclosure: I was a vice-president (academic) candidate in the 2024 UASU election and was disqualified from the race for exceeding…
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U of A student wins first place in CLC’s 2024 poetry contest
Justine Schultz, a University of Alberta honors classics student, won first place in the Centre for Literatures in Canada‘s (CLC)…
Read More » - NewsLily Polenchuk
Protestors rally for Palestine and against Canada Day
On June 30, at 1:30 p.m., approximately 200 protestors gathered at the University of Alberta Main Quad. The protest, titled…
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Canada Day can’t be just a celebration
As someone who was born and raised in Canada, I’ve attended local Canada Day celebrations almost every year. Growing up,…
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U of A student wins RBC Future Launch Indigenous Youth Scholarship
University of Alberta undergraduate student Kowen Woo was recently named one of 20 recipients of the 2024 Royal Bank of…
Read More » - OpinionHelen Zhang
Students deserve more than inaction from the EDI office
In theory, having an office dedicated to equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) is great for a university. In practice, it…
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Book Review: ‘Stone Fruit’ by Lee Lai
Lee Lai is a queer, Australian author who currently lives in Montréal. Her debut graphic novel “Stone Fruit” is a…
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