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Supplied Four U of A athletes will represent Canada at the 2025 FISU Games
Wes Eze, Rachel Grenke, April Kippers, and Tise Okuboyejo will swap their green and gold for red and white this…
Read More » - NewsHelen Zhang
U of A researchers explore impacts of online food shopping on wellness
A recent study by nutritionist and assistant professor in the school of nutrition and food sciences at the University of…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLeah Hennig
Nextfest play readings: ‘Lightweight’ and ‘Carmilla’
Nextfest is a festival that showcases emerging artists, particularly in the areas of dance, film, music, and theatre. There’s also…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
U of A establishes new Cities Institute and new master’s program
On June 5, the University of Alberta announced it would be establishing the Cities Institute. As part of the Alberta…
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The answer is a cabin in the woods: An interview with Dan Mangan
Dan Mangan is a Canadian indie-folk artist from British Columbia. Off the recent release of his seventh studio album, Natural…
Read More » - OpinionCody Shimizu
Security measures alone won’t heal Alberta’s drug crisis
Lately the Government of Alberta has been stepping up to respond to the increasing drug crisis. One of the main…
Read More » - NewsHelen Zhang
GFC discusses funding cuts to university-affiliated daycares
At the May 26 meeting of the University of Alberta’s General Faculties Council (GFC), the motions to recommend the Accommodation Policy and…
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young friend on their new release, ‘motorcycle sound effects’
young friend is a JUNO nominated, Vancouver-based indie project by Drew Tarves. With his debut LP, motorcycle sound effects, releasing…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
U of A celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Edmonton Protocol
The University of Alberta held an event on June 4 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Edmonton Protocol. The…
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Selective accountability: Poilievre’s riding change to stay in House
Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, lost his seat in the Carleton riding to Bruce Fanjoy, meaning…
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