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Minister outlines legislative agenda for post-secondary education

As the Alberta Legislature enters into its fall sitting, Minister of Advanced Education Myles McDougall posted a video outlining his plans for legislation affecting post-secondary institutions (PSIs). The video’s caption, posted to McDougall’s social media, said that students “want clear rules and room to share their ideas.” The upcoming legislation…

Notes from Council: Post-referendum health care for international students

Underrepresented and overaffected: Newcomers and the referendum

Student builds Koffeeyap to help students make friends

Drones and machine learning offer new way to map forest soil health

Professors should not be using AI to teach

From cognitive atrophy to plagiarism, loss of human connection, and even just plain misinformation, professors should not be using artificial intelligence (AI) in our classrooms. More than that, the University of Alberta definitely shouldn’t be supporting them. Picture this: you walk into your class for the first time this year.…

First-Year Council makes soundless waves on campus

Alberta projects a $2-billion surplus: Do municipalities deserve a piece?

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

Top 5: Campus eats

EIFF film review: ‘Strong Son’

Strong Son’s inclusion in the Edmonton International Film Festival (EIFF) was a great representation of Canadian film. With distinctly Canadian visuals and music, writer and director Ian Bawa brought his own life and experiences to the big screen. Based on Bawa’s relationship with his own father, the film is one…

EIFF film review: Lunchbox Shorts 3.0

Halloween playlist

Book Review: ‘At Ends We Rest’ by Samantha Erron Gibbon

Play Review: ‘The Tamer Tamed’ at the Walterdale Theatre 

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

Comic: New vendor

Photostory: Protest at Lister Centre

October Comic: Bookstore bear love