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Brianne Jang Play Review: ‘antigone lives*’ at U of A Studio Theatre
antigone lives*, written by Susanna Fournier and directed by David Kennedy, is a must see play. The second play of…
Read More » - FeaturesLeah Hennig
The lives of students stuck in Gaza due to visa delays
Riman Rezq received her acceptance letter to the University of Alberta’s education program in May. Currently, she is stuck in…
Read More » - NewsEmily Williams
U of A researcher’s team discovers potential ways to protect the heart during cancer treatments
Chemotherapy can save a life, but for many cancer survivors, the treatment can also leave behind unexpected damage. One of…
Read More » - Arts & CultureLiam Hodder
Exhibit Review: Banksy “Without Limits”
The Art of Banksy: “Without Limits” exhibition is running until January 11 at Edmonton City Centre. The exhibition, said to…
Read More » - OpinionSupplied
General strike talks are unfortunately no more
Over the last couple of months, Alberta has seen strikes and tentative agreements left and right. The Alberta Teachers’ Association’s…
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New species of tiny lichen and fungi found in Alberta
Diane Haughland and her team made a big discovery of some tiny species. Haughland is a taxonomist by trade, specializing…
Read More » - Arts & CultureMegan Posyluzny
Campus landmarks as holiday movie characters
Rutherford Library — Kevin McCallister (Home Alone) Full of students left alone with too much responsibility, outsmarting danger using only…
Read More » - NewsAmanda Sparks
GSA’s associate vice-president (labour) removed from his position
On November 18, an email shared with The Gateway stated that Nathan Lamarche, the associate vice-president (labour) (AVPL) of the…
Read More » - SportsUniversity of
Teddy Bears, Panda Bears, and Golden Bears: A big weekend for Edmonton hockey
Clare Drake Arena is set for one of its most popular events of the year, as the second-annual teddy bear…
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New clinical trial seeks to uncover the benefits of heavy lifting for cancer survivors
A new clinical trial led by University of Alberta PhD candidate Stephanie Ntoukas tests the benefits of heavy strength training…
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