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Leah Hennig ‘A Party to Murder’ pays homage to murder-mystery novels
A Party To Murder, directed by Sarah Spicer, is a great play to get you into the mood for the…
Read More » - Arts & CultureBrianne Jang
‘Orlando’ is the perfect season opener for the Studio Theatre
Orlando, adapted and written by Sarah Ruhl and directed by Ron Jenkins, kicked the University of Alberta’s Studio Theatre’s 75th…
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Album review: ‘When a Thought Grows Wings’
Toronto-based singer Luna Li returns with her second album When a Thought Grows Wings. Featuring 11 songs, the album is…
Read More » - NewsLale Fassone
U of A associate professor discusses use of the term ‘gender modality’
A recent Nature publication by Florence Ashley emphasized the need for new terms in gender research beyond cisgender and transgender.…
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U of A law professor counters sunscreen misinformation
Recently, social media influencers have spread the idea that sunscreen is bad for your health as part of an “anti-sunscreen”…
Read More » - Arts & CultureKyra Heneghan
Sean Davis Newton on his upcoming record ‘Bird Brain’
Sean Davis Newton is an Edmonton artist, producer, and journalist. He is preparing for his upcoming album, Bird Brain, set…
Read More » - OpinionHelen Zhang
Editorial: Financial aid system desperately needs to be improved
It’s not news to anyone that university is expensive. However, there’s supposed to be support you can access to help…
Read More » - NewsCody Shimizu
Notes from Council: Council approves first principles of open academic resources policy
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the October…
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Website developed to maximize marketing expertise for Albertans
Joseph Marchand, a professor in the department of economics at the University of Alberta, recently became the director of the…
Read More » - NewsGeorge Hupka
U of A filmmaker releases documentary ‘Singing Back the Buffalo’
Filmmaker and University of Alberta associate professor in the faculty of Native studies, Tasha Hubbard, explores the relationship between Indigenous…
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