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U of A professor helps to preserve ancient evidence found in permafrost

Duane Froese has been a professor at the University of Alberta in the department of Earth and atmospheric sciences for over 20 years. He has spent the last decade “focus[ing] on applied permafrost problems [and] the kind of impacts climate change has on permafrost in northern Canada.” Froese is trying…

Social sciences and humanities college gathers to celebrate research

Hi Finance connects students to funding and financial advice

U of A violates PhD student’s thesis embargo

Bye-Bye Butterdome? Universiade Pavilion to undergo renovations 

Optimism only gets you so far as mayor

Edmonton just recently held its mayoral election, but what good can come of it? I argue very little. While Andrew Knack is the mayor-elect, there is only so much he will be able to do in the position. Retaining this realistic approach to what the mayor can do is incredibly…

Time to rethink how Alberta funds post-secondary education

Marble Pedestal: Halloween

How HonestReporting targets young journalists

Marble Pedestal: Autumn

Social Intercourse: November 5

In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out all these amazing local events! What: Cree Code TalkerWhen: November 11Where: The Royal Alberta MuseumAdmission: Free with admission The Royal Alberta Museum will be screening Cree Code Talker, a short film…

Campus Food Review: Room At The Top

‘Unfolding Faith’ is calling for nuanced conversations

Album Review: ‘Uh Oh’ by Patrick Watson

‘ReXistence’ shows treatment of racialized Canadians at the hands of police

A brief history of The Gateway: 1910 to present

1910–1953: War, typhoid, and hoaxes The Gateway 1910 November 21 – First edition of The Gateway goes to print 1911 – Two gateway editors contracted typhoid. Only six issues were published that year. 1917 November 2 – The Gateway sent to front lines. “Our object, primarily, in publishing the paper…

Practicum student falls through the cracks after injury

Diminishing third places and the students working to revive them

Harm reduction on campus: Students pushing for more

The Greenhouse Effect: The potential for positive byproducts from the campus greenhouse