In lieu of the Canada West Finals happening this coming weekend, here is a collection from a pre-playoff hockey game between the University of Alberta’s Golden Bears and the University of Saskatchewan’s Huskies.

Every year members of the Gateway staff assemble to critique, celebrate, and comment on the posters of the candidates running for SU executive and Board of Governors representative. From spacing choices to photography skills, here is the good, the bad, and the comic sans.   The Panel  Alex Patterson – Art Director Laura Lucas – Assistant Designer Raylene Lung – …

As far as Twitter goes, Cory Monteith is still alive. He isn’t actually, but his profile still remains active. His last tweet is from July 12, 2013, a day before the news of his death swept across the media.  His bio says he is tall, Canadian and a drummer but to everyone outside of the social media, he is long …

Originally aired on the October 6th edition of “The Gateway Presents” on CJSR 88.5FM. Listen live every second Friday at 5:30PM here! https://s3.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/gateway-presents/The+Gateway+Presents+Opinion+October+6th.mp3 Raylene Lung and Sam Beetham, both English majors at the University of Alberta, discuss whether censoring triggering content and racial slurs in novels are beneficial for academia.

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Some people equate the effect music can have on a person to that of drugs — a sudden, intense rush straight to the heart, creating a sense of euphoria that clouds the entirety of your being. Just like drugs, music acts without your control, and by the time you comprehend what’s happening, it’s already got a hold of you. One experiences …

😬 Grimacing Face http://emojipedia.org/grimacing-face/ It’s an emoji that can represent so much more than one emotion, it’s bearing it’s teeth but not in a smile, it’s the only one you turn to after sending out a risky text — it’s the grimacing face. This is one of my most used emojis. The wide eyes and lined teeth make it the perfect reaction to …

Bean Gill, a 35-year-old East Indian Canadian woman, was paralyzed from the waist down in 2012. And she wants to talk about sex. “Right now, it is a taboo subject,” Gill said. “When I was paralyzed four years ago, nobody talked to me about it.” Gill is one of many who is initiating communication between people with disabilities and healthcare …

As university students, improvisation might be one of our most useful tools. But for members of the University of Alberta Improv Group (UIG), the ability to come up with things on the fly is something they believe anyone can do. “We just get together, play games and practice the skills. And slowly but surely you just subconsciously learn how to …

They came in twos and threes and fours. People of different genders, sexual orientations, ethnicities, and races congregated at the Alberta Legislature on January 21st, protesting equal rights for women at the Women’s March. Amongst colourful signs and waving limbs, a crowd of civilians banded together in one united voice, screaming “Enough is enough!” Not even a month into 2017, and …