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Campus Saint-Jean partners with francophone youth organization

In August 2026, Campus Saint-Jean (CSJ) signed an official partnership with Francophonie Jeunesse de l’Alberta (FJA.)  FJA is an organization that represents French-speaking youth all over Alberta from ages 14 to 25. It fosters a French-speaking community in Alberta and provides leadership and work opportunities for French-speaking youth.  Julianna Damer,…

MLA and U of A political scientist breakdown upcoming referendum 

Notes from Council: New AI Literacy Framework

The disappearance of Canada’s last epishelf lake

Podcast examines the importance of leisure for older people after disasters

If the police commission represents Edmontonians, it needs to hear them

The Edmonton Police Commission (EPC) serves as a police oversight body that connects the public to the Edmonton Police Service (EPS), stating on its own website that it “represents the citizens of Edmonton.” Public participation is therefore not an additional feature of these meetings but an integral part of how…

Top 5: Campus eats

The world should choose physical media

Businesses need to secure their stores, not the streets

The effects of the defunded on-campus child care

Album Review: ‘Someday You’ll See Yourself as Others Surely Do, A Thing to Leave’ Behind by King of Foxes

With their new album Someday You’ll See Yourself as Others Surely Do, A Thing to Leave Behind, Edmonton’s King of Foxes navigate the messy landscape of social alienation, fragile egos, and childhood disillusionment with unmatched wit. The album is anchored by Olivia Street’s signature nine-string guitar hooks and poetic cynicism. “Marineland”…

Play Review: ‘Hedda Gabler’ at the Studio Theatre

Album Review: ‘Exit Wounds’ by Olivia Penalva

Film Review: ‘Tony’

Exhibit Review: ‘Climates of Health: The Weather Inside Us’

Ink, stage, and story: Creative expression’s evolution at the U of A

On any given afternoon at the University of Alberta, a student might be drafting a poem between classes, rehearsing a scene under stage lights at the Timms Centre, sketching storyboards in HUB mall, or editing a short film on a laptop in Cameron Library. Creative expression has long been part…

Diary of a year: Asking for help, gaining independence, and slowing down

Campus Saint-Jean faces scrutiny over changes to its campus

October Comic: Bookstore bear love

Diary of a year: Asking for help, gaining independence, and slowing down

Photostory: Palestine Solidarity Market