2026 William Muir Edwards Award - Tooba Mahmood
Harnessing the power of art and culture to build communities
Harnessing the power of art and culture to build communities
Selam Demoz finds meaning in helping others battle imposter syndrome
Tutoring, mentorship bring fulfillment to future software engineer.
Inspiring mentors and personal experiences bring about shift from civil to biomedical engineering, one part of a bigger story about giving back.
It’s never too late to answer the call to your true potential, says mature student and co-founder of the Indigenous in STEM Student Association.
Graduate students showcased innovative research through oral presentations and poster sessions, while more than 50 industry partners joined the Industry–Student Mixer that closed the symposium.
The U of A's Centre for Teaching and Learning offers Program-Level Curriculum Support now to define and guide you through review, renewal, and development processes.
A new community partnership, record-breaking participation and imaginative new camps defined a milestone-filled summer for DiscoverE. The season was marked by growth, creativity and unprecedented engagement across programs that brought the community together in new and meaningful ways.
A new academic year brings new ideas, opportunities and momentum across the Faculty of Engineering.
Through new student awards, corrosion outreach resources and a state-of-the-art scanning electron microscope, Thomas “Tom” Slimmon's legacy will inspire hands-on learning and engineering excellence for years to come.
Strong connections with students are key to academic success, but traditional one-on-one meetings do not always reach everyone. To better connect with students, the Engineering Student Services team, which supports undergraduates, launched Coffee Chats for the 2025-26 academic year.
With more than 2,300 campers registered this summer, the Fred Otto DiscoverE Program continues to inspire the next generation of innovators. Meet one former camper who returned to help lead the program that sparked her curiosity.
Exceptional mentorship can change the course of a student's career. Meet the two educators recognized for doing just that.
Researcher engineers a healthier world through biology and community care
A dose of self-reflection and persistence turns an academic challenge into professional success
From the classroom to the cosmos, mechanical engineering student launches her degree into the aerospace industry with the help of the AlbertaSat student group
Interdisciplinary research partnership will use world-leading AI and computational biology expertise to learn how messenger RNA medicines may be improved.