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Sanjeet Sandhu Whyte Avenue Art Walk 2024: A success for artists and Edmontonians
For the 29th year, the Whyte Avenue Art Walk took over Old Strathcona. A sea of tents and booths lined…
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U of A researcher looks at pre-eclampsia as risk factor for cardiovascular disease
Pregnant women who experience a common complication known as pre-eclampsia are twice as likely to develop heart disease and stroke…
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To split or not to split — the Alberta NDP’s big question
In Canada’s current political climate, it’s largely uncommon for provincial and federal parties to be closely affiliated with each other.…
Read More » - OpinionMatthew Jacula // The Griff
The Liberal Party needs to change more than its leader
The tables are turning for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party with the Conservative Party’s recent win in…
Read More » - SportsVianney THIBAUT
U of A alumni qualify for men’s volleyball in Paris 2024 Olympics
Back in high school, Ryley Barnes and Brett Walsh broke lamps, photographs, and mugs from always tossing around a volleyball…
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Leftovers Foundation facilitates donations to CFB to reduce food waste
The Leftovers Foundation works with the Campus Food Bank (CFB) to provide food donations to those who need them. Reducing food…
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U of A radiology specialist hopes Alberta will update breast cancer screening guidelines
Following a review of its breast cancer screening guidelines in April 2024, the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is now recommending…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
UASU failed to communicate the Myer Horowitz renovations
New seats, a better sound system, a bigger lobby, solar panels, LED lights, gender neutral washrooms — what more could…
Read More » - Arts & CultureAbbeygael Kuchmak
Social Intercourse: July 17
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - OpinionAlexander Cook
Vice-president (international and enterprise) doesn’t prioritize students
It’s become increasingly clear that the University of Alberta is greatly concerned with revenue and rankings. So it should come…
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