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Notes from Council: Concerns from HSSA student survey

At the University of Alberta Students’ Union (UASU) Students’ Council meeting on February 10, Farah Elgaweesh, co-president of the Health Sciences Students’ Association (HSSA), presented on students’ concerns from the College of Health Sciences. Additionally, Euan Hustler was ratified as the engineering councillor for the remainder of the year, and Melissa Padfield,…

Students raise concerns over the condition of U of A residences

More than top predators: U of A research reveals polar bears’ hidden role in the Arctic

University denies AASUA permission to petition on campus

Notes from Council: 2026–30 UASU strategic plan ratified

SU Report Cards 2025–26: Vice-president (external)

Each year, The Gateway publishes an evaluation of the Students’ Union Executive and the Board of Governors representative. It’s impossible to discuss every aspect of their tenures, so these reports are largely based on the major components of the platform each executive campaigned on, and the most significant responsibilities of…

SU Report Cards 2025–26: Vice-president (student life)

SU Report Cards 2025–26: Vice-president (operations and finance)

SU Report Card 2025–26: Vice-president (academic)

SU Report Cards 2025–26: Board of Governors representative

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

2026 Predictions

As we brace for another trip around the sun, it’s safe to say 2025 kept us all on our toes — and 2026 doesn’t look like it’s planning to slow down. In the spirit of looking ahead, here’s a few predictions for the year to come Edmonton will finally embrace…

The lives of students stuck in Gaza due to visa delays

From the archives: Wartime letters to the editor

A brief history of The Gateway: 1910 to present

Practicum student falls through the cracks after injury