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SU Elections 2026: Indigenous Students’ Union forum recap

The first forum of the University of Alberta Students’ Union (SU) 2026 elections was hosted by the Indigenous Students’ Union (ISU) on February 24. The event was offered in-person. June Moon, ISU vice-president (internal), moderated the event. Kookum Hazel McKennitt gave opening remarks and led a prayer. Attendees were given the opportunity…

SU Elections 2026 Q&A: Education Students’ Association Plebiscite

SU Elections 2026 Q&A: Nursing Undergraduate Association Plebiscite

SU Elections 2026 Q&A: Course Materials Access Plebiscite

SU Elections 2026 Q&A: Interdepartmental Science Students’ Society Plebiscite

Big promises, thin plans: VPX candidates falter at ISU forum

At the Indigenous Students Union (ISU) forum for the 2026 University of Alberta Students’ Union (SU) elections, promises were made all around by vice-president (external) (VPX) candidates. Between the three, Arman Chauhan, Angel Raina, and Dustin Rodenbush, no one really shined. In his opening remarks, Rodenbush said he plans to…

VPOF candidates meet at ISU forum, highlight experience gap

VPSL candidates are already becoming repetitive at the ISU forum

Differences between BoG Rep candidates remain unclear 

SU presidential race pits delivery against disruption at the ISU forum

Alexis Marie Chute named EPL’s new writer-in-residence

Edmonton Public Library (EPL) just named their new writer-in-residence, Alexis Marie Chute. EPL’s writer-in-residence hosts monthly events, public readings, and manuscript consultations. Overall, they foster community within the writing scene in Edmonton. And Chute, as an award-winning artist, filmmaker, producer, photographer, and of course, bestselling author, is set to bring…

Social Intercourse: February 18

‘Entanglement’: ICW artwork is an offering of reflection

ilysm talks internet music and ‘burger world piece & the endless mediocrity’

The 2026 Purity Test: Roommate Lore Edition

Indigenous leaders struggle to make progress in GSA

In the last year, Indigenous students and community members have been sounding the alarm over allegations of anti-Indigenous bias within the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA). Accusations of anti-Indigenous bias have been directed at GSA President Aashish Kumar.  In December, the Appeals and Complaints Board (ACB) suspended Kumar from his position…

2026 Predictions

The lives of students stuck in Gaza due to visa delays

From the archives: Wartime letters to the editor

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