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Research, Instructors, Society and Culture

Linking to assumed binaries: Violence and Humour

Rissa Reist examines how different political systems reinforce the normalcy of settler-colonial violence.

Research, Science and Technology

Closing the space gap

New method could offer a more precise way to measure distances between quasar pairs in distant galaxies.

U of A welcomes major expansion of post-secondary spaces in Alberta

Provincial investment in high-demand programs will benefit students, communities and the economy, say leaders.

Society and Culture

Stepping in and staying put

From an Augustana parent to a campus champion, Alumni Citation Award recipient Gary Smith finds a second home at Augustana

Society and Culture

Scripting success

From drama to law, Gold Achievement Award recipient Gavin Cazon-Wilkes’ unconventional path to a career rooted in community, advocacy and the North

Society and Culture, Business

From Camrose to the corporate world

Distinguished alumnus Kerry Preete’s exceptional career in global agribusiness has gone hand-in-hand with a lifelong dedication to supporting youth hockey

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture

Deep roots, lasting connections

How Lois Aspenes Award recipient Stephanie Booth built a life grounded in the natural sciences and liberal arts, and an enduring connection with Augustana

Celebrating the Recipients of the 2026 Faculty Excellence Awards

This cohort of visionary educators, researchers and leaders are shaping the future of higher education and uplifting the U of A community.

Celebrating innovation in the classroom: recipients of the 2026 Course (Re)Design Award

This award recognizes instructors who demonstrate leadership in adapting their assessment practices in response to the evolving learning landscape shaped by generative AI.

Society and Culture

Elementary education program expands at Augustana Campus

Students can now finish their entire degree in Camrose, helping meet high demand and broadening the base of new teachers for rural schools.

Society and Culture, Science and Technology, Health And Wellness, Business, Research

U of A researchers receive nearly $8 million in new funding from SSHRC

Research projects will tackle major societal shifts including AI, climate adaptation and more.

High schoolers from across Canada coming to U of A to gain hands-on STEAM experience

Month-long Shad Canada program sees students focus on solving real-world social and economic problems.

Research, Science and Technology

Some boreal forest species fail to recover even 100 years after clearcutting: study

Varying forest types need to be managed differently to protect biodiversity, findings suggest.

Teaching and Learning at the U of A: Mélanie Méthot

Mélanie Méthot, a professor of History at Augustana, transforms her students into archival detectives who use the past as a vehicle to develop their academic skills.

News

Greetings from Augustana Campus!

A message from Augustana's dean as part of the Circle impact magazine

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture, Students

Beyond the Scoreboard

As the spotlight on women in sport shines brighter than ever, athletes are redefining what it means to win.

Society and Culture, Research

Meet Laticia Chapman-Rainway

Postdoctoral scholar at Augustana’s Alberta Centre for Sustainable Rural Communities.

Have You Met Kevin Yoon?

Meet Dr. Kevin Yoon, director of Science Labs at Augustana Campus, and station manager of the Augustana Miquelon Lake Research Station.

Students

Ty Holmes, '26 BA

Students

Dorian Park, '26 BMus

Students

Stephanie Ejezie, '26 BSc

Students

Leah Peters, '26 BSc/BEd

Students

Justin Krewenchuk, '26 BMgt

Society and Culture, Business, Research

"To lead and to serve"

Brad Geddes brings passion for service to new full-time teaching position in management.

Research, Health And Wellness, Society and Culture

New toolkit aims to support people’s well-being along with animal welfare

U of A, Alberta SPCA team up to create training and resources for peace officers to support owners who may be in crisis.

All Hail the Kludge Machine

Disruptions are coming at a breakneck pace. The future belongs to those who can adapt.

Pablo Valenzuela: Head Coach of Women's Soccer

University of Alberta Augustana welcomes Pablo Valenzuela as head coach of women's soccer.

Society and Culture, Science and Technology, Research

New research hub will help conserve Canada’s vital grasslands

Researchers will gather and share community-based knowledge about what’s working to preserve the endangered ecosystems — and what isn’t.

Society and Culture, Research, Health And Wellness

Cultivating young medical minds

Local program aimed at Grade 8 students shows success at sparking interest in rural health-care careers.

Business, Society and Culture, Health And Wellness

‘Farm-informed’ therapy offers vital mental health support for agricultural workers and their families

Farmers can receive free counselling sessions with therapists who know the stresses of farm life.

The Architecture of Collaboration

Teaching Squares builds community through shared discovery and professional development

Research, Science and Technology

Research reveals why beavers are getting busy sooner in spring

Climate-related behaviour shift could help the iconic animals store more food for winter but could also cause more conflict with humans.

Research, Business

Students help local alpaca-yarn business dress up its digital presence

Community project course at U of A’s Augustana Campus builds connections and career skills for students while they tackle real-world challenges.

Students

The 2026 Student Life Awards

On April 1, students, staff, faculty and community members celebrated how they contribute to student life on campus. 

Research, Society and Culture

Meet Suddhabrata Deb Roy

Augustana’s first Killam postdoctoral scholar

India Study Tour

“Take this course if you enjoy travel and want to experience challenges in being in a country that is very different from where you are living or very different from what you have experienced so far.”

Research, Science and Technology

Stemming damage to sensitive natural areas

Researchers compare balsam poplar cuttings to find practical options for restoring trails damaged by off-highway vehicles.

Research, Society and Culture

Landscapes of belief

Sociologist and postdoctoral scholar Lauren Strumos investigates how religious and nonreligious affiliations shape our relationship with the natural world

Society and Culture, Research

Handmade learning

Students craft rag rugs to trace threads from the Industrial Revolution to modern-day sustainability.

Society and Culture, Research, Business

Shaping a sustainable future

Resilience and the consequences of societal change central to Douglas Mugabe’s approach to research, and to life

Digitizing “The Dagligtale”, Augustana’s student newspaper

Breaking news from the past: The Dagligtale, Augustana’s student newspaper, is now available online!

Science and Technology, Research

U of A research pinpoints bugs in popular science software

Findings could help improve security of vital data for researchers and developers using open-source Jupyter Notebook.

Research, Health And Wellness, Business

Study reveals mental health toll of livestock disease on agricultural community

Supports needed in emergency management from prevention to recovery, says researcher.

The camp that became a community

For 10 years, the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine's AAC Camp has been a place where children can be themselves, build friendships and find their voice.

Verna’s Vlog with John Parkins

Provost Verna Yiu chats with the dean and executive officer of Augustana Campus about exciting new developments and what's on the horizon.

Science and Technology, Society and Culture, Research

Rooting for green: U of A study explores why small-city residents plant trees

Research offers valuable insights for municipalities looking to grow their urban canopy.

Celebrating the Recipients of the 2025 Faculty Excellence Awards

These outstanding individuals have demonstrated excellence as faculty and have made significant contributions that positively impact the U of A community.

From campus roots to lifelong impact

Young alumni James and Kalissa Vy honour their Augustana journey — and inspire future student leaders — through giving, volunteering and the Vy Engagement Award.

Society and Culture, Commentary

Three reasons we won’t shake off Taylor Swift

As the pop powerhouse gears up to release her 12th album, a music historian explains why her songs are impossible to resist.

Move-in magic: My favourite day of the year

Volunteering each fall isn't just tradition, it's a reminder of community, connection and fresh starts.

Society and Culture

Petra Cegielny named 2025 Alumni Citation Award recipient

Augustana’s first Aboriginal student advisor leaves a lasting impact.

Society and Culture

Craig Wentland named 2025 Lois Aspenes Award recipient

From CLC student to Augustana chaplain, Wentland has been guided by his belief that life is about relationships and community.

Society and Culture

Bob Bailey named 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient

A full-circle moment in a life devoted to music, education and community.

Society and Culture, Health And Wellness

Six unconventional courses for curious minds

From K-Pop and comedy to climate change policy and cancer-fighting nutrition, there’s something for everyone as a new school year kicks off at the U of A.

Society and Culture, Travel, Science and Technology, Students

From Alberta to Africa: New study tour offers ‘transformative experience’

Three-week course in Kenya gives students a chance to see sustainable development in action — and gain insights they can take back to their own communities.

Students, Research, Society and Culture

Rural Volunteer Revival

Volunteerism is on the decline, with rural communities feeling it especially hard. Fortunately, there are ways to build it back up again.

News

Greetings from Augustana Campus!

A message from Augustana's dean as part of the Circle Impact Report

Leading the Charge: University of Alberta Augustana Welcomes Marissa Lindquist as Head Coach of Women’s Basketball

The University of Alberta Augustana is proud to usher in a new era for Vikings Women's Basketball with the appointment of Marissa Lindquist as head coach for the upcoming 2025/2026 Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) season.

Have You Met…Dave Ritz?

Meet Dave, the business operations coordinator for Vikings Athletics

News

Theatre lover’s scholarship empowers a future leader

At an age when most are building their careers, Scot Lorenson is already building opportunity for others.

Restoring kinship with native plants at Augustana Campus

Willow White, an assistant professor at Augustana Campus, invites the U of A community to engage with native plants and Indigenous sustainability knowledge.

Society and Culture, Business, Research

Research helps rural communities look to their dark skies for tourism potential

Case study of the popular Jasper festival reveals lessons for realizing opportunities while avoiding pitfalls.

Students

Marita Alexander, '25 BA

Students

Anjola Fadayomi, '25 BMgt

Students

Emma Werbowesky, '25 BMus

Emma is graduating with a bachelor of music degree from Augustana, where she has enjoyed enhancing her skills in singing and performance, learning about the teaching of music and taking on leadership roles in two choirs.

Students

Dylan Draker, '25 BSc

Students

Susan Sun, '25 BSc/BEd

With a long-held passion for mathematics, physics and teaching, Susan is graduating with a combined bachelor of science and bachelor of education degree.

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture, Business

Study tackles challenge of Canada’s family farming legacy

As a historic generational shift looms, researchers look at how to help farmers plan for succession.

Science and Technology, Research

Earlier migration signals deeper trouble for tiny birds

Climate change may be putting another squeeze on the least flycatcher, a species already in decline.

Society and Culture, Research

Leading with Justice and Love

Augustana faith leader Andrea Wilhelm works toward communicative self-determination with Indigenous peoples in her academic work

Research, Science and Technology

Study offers a look beneath the surface of muskrat behaviour

New research could help protect and manage an animal considered both beneficial and invasive.

Students

The 2025 Student Life Awards

On April 1, students, staff, faculty and community members celebrated how they contribute to student life on campus. 

Research, Science and Technology

Stars in Her Eyes

Astrophysicist Huanqing Chen turned a love of astronomy books into a career researching the early galaxies and supermassive black holes of the universes

First Cora Martinson award recipient has his sights set on medicine

Scholarship honours former dean of women at Augustana College

Society and Culture, Research

Music professor aims to spark a ‘singing renaissance’

After COVID curtailed group singing, a new research project explores how to help kids rediscover their voices.

Society and Culture

Alanis Morissette’s furious feminism lives on

Pop culture critic says the groundbreaking singer-songwriter is as relevant as ever.

Vikings extend their Cinderella story with win over Eagles to advance to conference final

The Vikings upset their northern rivals to advance to the ACAC Championship game in a five-set thriller over the Eagles.

Research, Society and Culture

Nurturing Future Eco-Citizens

Visiting PhD student Fengjing An hopes to make a meaningful contribution to this vital and timely field of children’s literature

Research

Adding It Up

Assistant professor and mathematician Ha Tran shares all the reasons she’s grateful for the community at Augustana Campus

Climate solutions start here. Meet Greg King

In the latest edition of Sustainability in Action, we talk to Greg King about bridging the classroom and community through sustainability education that drives practical solutions to environmental challenges.

Science and Technology, Research

A Breath of Fresh Air

Postdoctoral fellow Raiany Dias de Andrade Silva monitors air quality to ensure forests remain healthy and sustainable

Donor support inspires student leader

Augustana student Abdul Abbasi champions student needs in challenging times

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture

Rehabilitation Medicine satellite program reopens at Augustana

Updated program expands to admit more students in a wider range of disciplines, building capacity in rural health.

Society and Culture, Science and Technology, Business

Management grad is bullish about his business potential

After fleeing Ukraine, Arsenii Litus found the friends and financial support he needed to thrive at the U of A’s Augustana Campus.

Convocation: An academic reflects on its significance and joy

A Q & A with Anne McIntosh, associate dean of teaching and associate professor of biology at Augustana Campus.

Connecting communities: Flixbus @ Augustana

Jeremy interviews UASU VP Student Life Renson about an initiative connecting U of A's Edmonton campuses to Augustana Campus in Camrose.

Consider This: A hands-on approach to chemistry lab safety training

How breaking beakers and spilling solvents can be used to help students prepare for incidents in the lab.

News

Rita Marler named 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient

From Student to Superintendent: Keeping people at the heart of educational leadership

News

Matthew Hebert named 2024 Lois Aspenes Award recipient

From Campus to Career: A steadfast Augustana advocate

News

Christina Rebus named 2024 Alumni Citation Award recipient

From Volunteer to Senator: connecting campus and community

Research, Society and Culture, Business

Old-time business model could bring new economic development to rural Alberta

Best practices, supportive culture are important to success, research suggests.

UAlberta

Growing Together: Meet Augustana's new dean & executive officer

John Parkins began his five-year term on July 1, 2024.

Research, Society and Culture, Health And Wellness

Psychology meets poetry

Meet poet Rob Colgate – one of Augustana’s newest postdoctoral fellows

News

A look back, a look forward

Dean Demetres Tryphonopoulos reflects on the past year and the opportunities to come

Society and Culture

The Heritage of Hidden History

Meet historian Shelisa Klassen – one of Augustana’s newest postdoctoral fellows

Health And Wellness, Research

A Message of Movement

Gianluca Vernillo wants people to understand and practise exercise as a life-enhancing medication, accessible to everyone

Students

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2024 Mark Chytracek Leadership Award

In 2024, two students received the award, with three receiving honourable mentions.

Students

Convocation ‘24: Marc Parma, BA

From the court to grad cap: finding balance with sports, studies and community engagement.

Society and Culture

Augustana graduate plans to help others through power of music

Repertoire of skills gained from her U of A experiences will help build a career in music therapy.

Students

Convocation ‘24: Emmanuella Loomis, BSc

Beyond the classroom: Fostering community on campus

Students

Convocation ‘24: Owen Lamb, BMgt

Finding home away from home: pursuing a passion for teaching in Camrose

Students

Convocation ‘24: Korah Sanderson, BSc/BEd

Finding home away from home: pursuing a passion for teaching in Camrose

Science and Technology, Research

To save the least: study pinpoints most helpful habitat for least flycatcher

New research could help stem the rapid decline of the tiny but vital bird species in North America.

Students

The 2024 Student Life Awards

On April 4, students, staff, faculty and community members celebrated how they contribute to student life on campus. 

Society and Culture, Research, Science and Technology

U of A’s Augustana students help create climate resilience solutions in Camrose

Class project puts students’ academic skills into action in the community.

Cusack earns All-Conference recognition after multiple medals

Sidney Cusack is named the first Vikings Women’s Indoor Track student-athlete to be recognized on the ACAC All-Conference team.

Hamly’s personal season best earns ACAC All-Conference honours

This is Hamly’s first ACAC All-Conference honour in his time with the Vikings.

Society and Culture, Research

Champion for Rural Communities

Clark Banack’s path to a job Augustana Campus started nearly 25 years ago — when he was a student there

Vikings claim three medals on Day 2 of ACAC Championships

For the second straight day, the Vikings Indoor Track Women’s team picked up medals.

Cusack makes Vikings history with a silver medal

Picking up the Vikings women’s side first ever medal, Cusack earns a silver in the women’s 300m race on Day 1 of the 2024 ACAC Indoor Track Championships

News

Alumna gives back to Augustana to honour mentor

Community-building efforts link award recipient and donor

Celebrating progress in textbook affordability

More than half of courses offered at Augustana are part of the Zero Textbook Cost program.

From the Provost’s Desk: Announcing the dean of Augustana Faculty and executive officer of Augustana Campus

Dr. John Parkins begins his five-year term on July 1, 2024.

A broader look at campus safety: Tips and takeaways from Augustana Safety Day

What do recipes and fire extinguisher demos have in common? They're both important elements of safety on a university campus and featured topics at Augustana Safety Day 2023.

News

Augustana professor engages students in active learning at alma mater

James Kariuki’s experience at Kenyatta University with the Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program

Have You Met … Trina Harrison

Meet Trina Harrison, a mother of three children, a daughter, an auntie, a cousin, a friend and a colleague. Trina is also a program lead for Indigenous Community and Partner Engagement in the office of Alumni Relations, External Relations.

Research, Science and Technology

Weevils found in Philippine rainforest ‘almost like discovering a dodo bird’

U of A researcher uncovers two species — one new and one thought extinct for nearly a century.

Consider This: Bringing music made for one to an audience of hundreds

It took a decade for Roger Admiral to commission music he recently performed in Germany and at Augustana.

News

Playing Vikings women’s basketball about more than the sport

Veteran player appreciates support from teammates, alumni and financial aid program.

News

University of Alberta Augustana Campus receives largest gift in its history

Donation of $2 million honours the memory of former dean of women Cora Martinson

Students

Convocation ‘23: Treyl Ernst, BA Physical Education, Augustana Campus

From student athlete to community builder

Research, Society and Culture

Voices rarely heard

Cultural programming for Indigenous people in prison is controversial. Some say it helps incarcerated people grow and heal. Others say prisons only perpetuate colonial values. Researcher Justin Tetrault and his team wanted to hear what the experts had to say. So they asked them.

Society and Culture

Should I stay or should I go?

Some life decisions are easy. Sometimes you labour over them. Meet three alumni who’ve made big changes.

Business, Research, Instructors, Science and Technology

A better balance

In an agricultural setting, managing wetlands can get murky. This grad helps farmers assess the value and the challenge

News

Alumni donor wants to help students find their path

Software engineer who graduated in 2002 says studies at Augustana set him up for career success.

Research, Health And Wellness, Society and Culture

In ‘Men’s Sheds,’ mental health is the project

Growing movement could offer a practical, affordable way to boost mental health support for men in rural Alberta communities.

From the Provost’s Desk: Congratulations to the recipients of the 2023 Provost's Award for Early Achievement of Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching

I extend my heartfelt gratitude to these faculty members for their important contributions to our campus communities.

Consider This: Wâhkôhtowin at work - Connecting with Maskwacîs Education Schools Commission

Augustana students participate in workshops with the community to learn more and grow Indigenous curriculum.

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture

Four ways to stay safe with cannabis edibles this Halloween

They may look like candy, but edibles aren’t for young trick-or-treaters. Here’s a grab bag of expert tips to keep in mind.

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture, Business, Research

Study explores risk factors for suicide in farmers

Understanding unique circumstances of farm culture could help build resilience in a vulnerable group, say researchers.

News

Elder John Crier named 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient

Elder Crier’s land-based teachings and leadership have affected the Augustana community and far beyond.

Consider this: Who decides how we decolonize prison?

Exploring Indigenous peoples’ experiences with the “Indigenized” aspects of Canada’s prison system.

Health And Wellness

How to train like an Oiler

A former Vikings athlete shares pro tips from the NHL.

Society and Culture

Missing and murdered: The role of colonialism

How centuries of stereotypes and systemic discrimination shaped a national tragedy.

Science and Technology, Research

AI could make studying birds easier

Student teams up with researchers to solve thorny challenges of reviewing hours of video captured in the wild.

News

James Mayer named 2023 Lois Aspenes Award recipient

The support James Mayer received as a student has driven him to give back to Augustana for nearly 50 years.

News

Dee Patriquin named 2023 Citation Award recipient

Collaboration has been at the core of Dee Patriquin’s work as a volunteer, mentor and environmental scientist.

News

Augustana receives medal honouring 20-year partnership

Presented by the provost of the Universidad de Oriente in Santiago de Cuba, the medal recognizes the importance of university partnerships.

Society and Culture

Core courses set up students for success in work and life

Students at Augustana Campus start developing critical learning and career skills from the day they begin their degrees.

Commentary, UAlberta

Sustaining and building a better Augustana

Dean Demetres Tryphonopoulos shares updates and highlights from the past year to the Augustana community.

Consider This: The value of collaboration

Ingrid Urberg, a professor in the Department of Fine Arts and Humanities at Augustana Campus, shares the importance of considering different voices to strengthen storytelling.

Students

How Augustana’s small campus nurtured one grad’s big quest to make a difference

While earning a management degree, Robel Ng’ong’a learned how to use his creativity, perspective and skill to solve problems and enrich his community.

Business, Society and Culture

How Augustana’s small campus nurtured one grad’s big quest to make a difference

While earning a management degree, Robel Ng’ong’a learned how to use his creativity, perspective and skill to solve problems and enrich his community.

Students

Meet the Grads: Rebekah Stretch, BA, Ethics and Global Studies

Ahead of convocation, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Rebekah Stretch, a bachelor of arts student in ethics and global studies.

Students

Meet the Grads: Rebekah Stretch

Ahead of convocation, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Rebekah Stretch, a bachelor of arts student in ethics and global studies.

Students

Meet the Grads: Tyler Weenink, BSc Biology

Ahead of Spring Convocation 2023, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Tyler Weenink, a bachelor of science student in biology

Students

Meet the Grads: Tyler Weenink

Ahead of convocation, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Tyler Weenink, a bachelor of science student in biology

Students

Meet the Grads: Jewel Anne Naicker, BSc, Math and Physics

Ahead of convocation, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Jewel Anne Naicker, a bachelor of science student in math and physics

Students

Meet the Grads: Jewel Anne Naicker

Ahead of convocation, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Jewel Anne Naicker, a bachelor of science student in math and physics

Students

Meet the Grads: Lauren Cardinal, BA, Kinesiology and Sport Studies

Ahead of convocation, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Lauren Cardinal, a bachelor of arts student in physical education (kinesiology and sport studies)

Students

Meet the Grads: Lauren Cardinal

Ahead of convocation, get to know one of Augustana’s grads: Lauren Cardinal, a bachelor of arts student in physical education (kinesiology and sport studies)

Have You Met ... Anne McIntosh?

Meet Anne McIntosh, Associate Dean of Teaching at Augustana.

Students

The 2023 Student Life Awards

On April 12, students, staff, faculty and community members celebrated how they contribute to student life on campus. 

Health And Wellness

U of A to offer high-demand health-care programs in rural Alberta

More future health professionals will be able to study closer to home and go on to provide vital services in local communities, thanks to new provincial funding.

Research

The most famous abbey you've never heard of

In the 16th century, a group of nuns was remaking the way ordinary people practised their own religious devotion. An Augustana scholar reveals some surprising reasons why it’s important today.

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture

It helps to be outgoing

In nearly a decade of learning, volunteering and working in Canada, Fowzia Huda has learned a few things about community involvement

News

Gib's Tree

Professor Emeritus David "Doc" Larson remembers the late Professor Emeritus Garry "Gibber" Gibson.

Research, Science and Technology

A human interest story

The ability to explain themselves may be the most valuable trait we could build into our artificial intelligence systems

Health And Wellness, Research, Science and Technology

Researcher aims to assess ripple effects of rodent disease

Protecting vital wildlife could also reduce health risks for nature-loving humans, says conservation biologist.

Society and Culture, Research, Health And Wellness

Creativity through a queer and transgender lens

Poet and scholar Lucas Crawford explores art, literature, pop culture and mental health

Society and Culture, Research

Getting the real story

Sociologist Justin Tetrault explores social inequality by talking to prisoners and extremists

Society and Culture, Research

Augustana professor working to help African philosophy find new relevance

Michael Omoge wants to help remedy the erosion of African thought systems caused by colonization.

Science and Technology

New stats course helps students develop a data skill set

Unorthodox approach encourages learners to hone workplace-ready skills in finding and analyzing the right information to tackle real-world problems.

Science and Technology, Research

Tracking animals’ responses to the challenges of nature

Animal biologist Ivy Schoepf wants to see similar research opportunities available to more people.

News

Quiet confidence

Judge Bill Andreassen receives Augustana’s 2022 Distinguished Alumni Award

Health And Wellness

Seeing the good

Citation Award winner Tammy Richard has spent around 20 years supporting Augustana students and staff with their mental health

Society and Culture, UAlberta

“I am my ancestors wildest dreams”

Lois Aspenes Award winner Gordon Naylor connected to his Cree culture while a student at Augustana — and now, works to inspire the next generation of young Indigenous students

Diabetes Canada announces $1.5 million of new research funding for five U of A recipients

End Diabetes Awards will fund projects that have potential for breakthroughs in diabetes management

Research, Science and Technology

Harnessing AI to catch those pesky software bugs

Software engineer Thibaud Lutellier is out to squash those irritating and sometimes dangerous tech glitches.

Society and Culture, Health And Wellness

Sing it loud, sing it long

It’s more than just fun to use your voice to make music, especially with others. It can also improve your health.

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture

Why a local getaway could be the best gift this holiday season

From boosting homegrown businesses to encouraging healthy activity and sustainability, giving recreational experiences can benefit everyone.

Society and Culture, Research

The power of the pen

Literary historian Willow White studies how 18th-century women writers resisted colonialism and patriarchy

Society and Culture, Science and Technology

Do you really know what you think you know?

Philosopher Michael (Myke) Omoge studies knowledge certainty with an eye to science.

Science and Technology, Health And Wellness

Exploring mysterious territories of the brain

Neuroscientist Ana Klahr is working toward better treatments for female stroke patients.

Health And Wellness, Society and Culture, Research

Researcher aims to boost mental health support for Alberta farmers

Studies will identify the biggest pressure points in “one of the most stressful occupations there is.”

Society and Culture, Science and Technology

Award-winning student from Ukraine using U of A education to help his war-torn country

Far from home, Igor Klymenko has found a community of support to finish his work on a drone that can detect landmines.

Society and Culture, UAlberta, Research

“We need each other”: Ronning Centre interim director wants to learn from, connect with community

Get to know Joseph Wiebe, his vision for the next year and how our community can get involved.

Innovator Spotlight: Mi-Young Kim

Mi-Young's research delves into the influences of data bias and its impacts on all of us, now and in the future.

Project creates STEM learning experiences for Indigenous students

Programs at rural research station offer opportunities for K-12 learners to see themselves as tomorrow’s problem solvers.

Rural Frontiers

Communities around the globe are struggling to remain viable. How can we stop their decline?

Society and Culture, UAlberta

Speaker series shares Indigenous knowledge with community

Augustana’s Indigenous Speaker Series is one way the campus is working — with the support of the community — towards reconciliation.

Research, UAlberta

Get to know nationally recognized expert and Augustana professor, Lucas Crawford

Take a moment to learn a little more about Crawford and his work.

Employees, Students, UAlberta, Instructors

Five ways Augustana students are preparing for the future

Discover some of the ways Augustana staff, faculty, students and community members have worked together to prepare for tomorrow.

UAlberta, Employees, Commentary

Letter to the Community

Dean Demetres Tryphonopoulos shares updates and highlights from the past year to the Augustana community.

Research, UAlberta, Employees, Society and Culture

Augustana professor named Canada Research Chair in Transgender Creativity and Mental Health

Over the next five years, Lucas Crawford will work to broaden what transgender mental health means and looks like.

A shy Augustana first-year graduates as a student leader

Volunteering on the close-knit rural campus helped him conquer loneliness by helping others.

Turning personal experiences into opportunities for giving

How funding something you’re passionate about can make a difference in the lives of students.

News

The 2022 Student Life Awards

For the first time in two years, the Augustana community came together in person to celebrate the Student Life Awards.

Why an old idea could breathe new life into rural Alberta economies

Reinvesting in local co-operatives could help attract people to rural communities and keep them living there, says researcher.

Research aims to help women with Type 1 diabetes live longer, healthier lives

For one research participant, being part of a women’s health study was a chance to help fill a knowledge gap — and to learn more about how to take care of her own health.

Why we should coexist with nature’s engineer

Environmental Science professor and beaver expert Glynnis Hood explains why humans and beavers should get along for the good of the natural environment.

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