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Supplied New research could improve prostate cancer treatment
Prostate cancer patients typically undergo a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan to localize the cancer before treatment. However, new University…
Read More » - NewsR. Glen Uhrig
Researchers find altering twilight exposure improves plant growth
University of Alberta researchers conducted a study to observe the effects of twilight on plant growth to better understand how…
Read More » - OpinionLeah Hennig
Money province owes Edmonton could make up budget shortfall
If someone owned a home and simply decided not to pay their taxes, they’d face consequences. That could include fines,…
Read More » - NewsRosty Soroka
Notes from Council: Michael Janz presents on student issues
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the August…
Read More » - OpinionChristien Ford
Albertans need to hold politicians accountable for their rhetoric
In the last several decades, politics has become an ugly game. Whether it’s pointing fingers at political opponents or setting…
Read More » - NewsLeah Hennig
Protestors rally at U of A ‘against scholasticide’ in Gaza
On September 6 at 6:00 p.m., Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) hosted a “rally against scholasticide” in Gaza. The…
Read More » - OpinionChristien Ford
Burlap Sack: Tory becoming more inaccessible
I loathe nothing more than minor inconveniences. And the Henry Marshall Tory Building is a minor inconvenience in building-form. Accessing…
Read More » - NewsSupplied
Recent U of A grad serves rural Alberta community as sole primary care provider
Rural health care in Alberta has seen specific problems, from closed emergency departments to insufficient maternity care. A shortage of…
Read More » - NewsHussain Al-Rikabi
Humans of UAlberta: Kairan Dhillon
When current undergraduate student Kairan Dhillon began her studies at the University of Alberta, majoring in psychology and minoring in…
Read More » - OpinionLily Polenchuk
Undergraduate degrees aren’t enough to get hired, and that’s not okay
Clearly, higher education is expensive. Despite multiple student protests, the University of Alberta has annually increased tuition for the past…
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