U of A pressing government for three-year funding cycle
The University of Alberta is urging the provincial government to revert back to a three-year funding projection for post-secondary institutions in light of recent budget concerns.
New business dean brings passion for research
With a number of groundbreaking achievements already under his belt, University of Alberta professor Joseph Doucet has another one to add to his list as the newly-appointed interim dean of business.
Campus Crime Beat - Feb. 8
Campus Crime Beat for the week of Jan. 30 - Feb. 6
The Gateway Purity Test 2012
The Gateway’s Court of Appeals summons you to appear in court and stand trial for your heinous misdeeds. Whether you’ve racked up triple-digit demerits or have a mad case of subpoenas envy, it’s time to testify. Will you pass the bar, or will I find you in contempt…and in my bed.
Studio Theatre cast takes courage and creativity to the stage for Cymbeline
Cymbeline is a demanding drama, even by Shakespearean standards.
Albertine’s portraits of the past reveal a life of regret
We’d all like to think we live our lives with no regrets — that at the end of the day, we made the right decisions in our lives.
Site Unseen: Blingee
Are plain mirror pictures getting you down? Are your duck lips not getting you the kind of attention that they used to?
Not everything is police brutality
You’ve heard this one before: New allegations of police brutality have been incited after a recent videotape surfaced showing a Montreal police officer hitting a protester in the stomach during a peaceful demonstration against tuition hikes last month.
College education not a right
It doesn’t matter how loud you yell, post-secondary education is not a right — and those who don’t advocate for it aren’t necessarily uninformed.
Volley Bears look to extend six-game win streak
The Volleyball Bears won themselves a home playoff spot against the University of Regina Cougars this weekend, with a pair of 3-0 victories at the Saville Centre guaranteeing them at least a third-place finish in the Canada West standings.
Basketball Bears undefeated in home court wins with two to go
The Green and Gold are undefeated at home, and they’d like to keep it that way after a two game tip-off against the lowly Brandon Bobcats this weekend in the last regular season games of the year.
Guides for a sustainable future
02/07/2012
With the global economic meltdown wound still throbbing, more and more concerned citizens are asking the powers at be to figure out a way to balance our needs within the planets limits and stop basing our economy on the idea that infinite growth is essential.
The Gateway Purity Test 2012
02/08/2012
The Gateway’s Court of Appeals summons you to appear in court and stand trial for your heinous misdeeds. Whether you’ve racked up triple-digit demerits or have a mad case of subpoenas envy, it’s time to testify. Will you pass the bar, or will I find you in contempt…and in my bed.
U of A takes back record for world’s largest dodgeball game
02/05/2012
The Butterdome was packed Friday with 4,979 University of Alberta participants sporting green and gold who came together to take back the Guinness World Record for the largest dodgeball game.
Protesters barred from occupying U of A campus
02/02/2012
Dozens of protesters were prevented from stepping onto University of Alberta grounds by police last Wednesday afternoon after claiming they would rally or camp on campus.
Opinion Podcast — February 7, 2012
This week, the Gateway Opinion Podcast takes a half-hour special look into the Occupy Edmonton-related protests on campus last week.
