Andy Knight, a University of Alberta professor in the department of political science, has spent the last few years researching xeno-racism in the Canadian Armed Forces. Now, after four years, he’s bringing that research to life in a documentary, Trusted to Serve, directed by his daughter. The Department of National…
The bad reputation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) among Gen Z should not stop the University of Alberta from pursuing AI research. Depending on which side you stand on, “AI research” may sound intimidating. The U of A’s placing eighth in the world and second in Canada as a leader in…
In our biweekly column, What’s the 311?, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out all these amazing local events! What: Pandas volleyball Home OpenerWhen: November 6 at 6:00 p.m.Where: Saville Community Sports CentreAdmission: Free for University of Alberta students Pandas volleyball is…
Fall is officially here with the leaves, and winter is upon us. That means another round of sports is starting up here on campus. The Bears and Pandas soccer teams, Pandas rugby, and Bears football are all wrapping up their seasons. Now, there are three new sports to watch and…
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…
The bad reputation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) among Gen Z should not stop the University of Alberta from pursuing AI…
Andy Knight, a University of Alberta professor in the department of political science, has spent the last few years researching…
In our biweekly column, What’s the 311?, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton.…
Myles McDougall, the minister of advanced education, tabled Bill 38 in the legislature on November 3. The bill will establish…
