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Profile
How to Start — and Finish — Writing a Novel
Advice from a Giller Prize-winning author
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Tech
Five Things I've Learned About Using AI for Social Good
Instead of a career in journalism, one arts graduate launched a startup to neutralize internet toxicity with technology
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DIY
How to Be Wikipedia Wise
Five tips for using and improving the online encyclopedia
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Society
A Reading List for Fresh Perspectives
There’s no shortage of stories to help you shift your gaze and see things in a new way
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Alumni Awards
‘I think back with horror’
Fear and misconceptions in the early days of HIV
Alumni Awards
For a Life of Compassionate Service
Heike Juergens, '72 BA, '79 MEd, '87 PhD, psychologist, volunteer extraordinaire
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Feature
Exposing Five Myths About Indigenous Peoples
Métis author unpacks pervasive misconceptions
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Living
Put on Your Cape and Pants; It's Time to Go Out
Clothing opens door to outdoor activity for those with limited mobility
Did You Know
New Student Residence and Indigenous Gathering Place Coming to North Campus
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Living
One Village at a Time
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Tiny
Teeny Words Expose Societal Changes
When language ebbs and flows, students get creative
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Society
Pitch Perfect
Speech language pathologist helps trans patients find their best vocal registers
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Society
Leadership in Times of Change
It’s going to be messy, difficult and emotional — and worth it
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Society
What Does ‘Defund the Police’ Really Mean?
Dig into this contentious call to action
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Feature
Seen/Unseen
Cooking, studying, hanging with friends. These mundane activities take on new meaning for three Syrian refugees who are putting their lives back together as U of A students
Alumni Awards
For advocating for women in STEM fields
Gail Powley, '84 BSc(ChemEng), engineer
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Feature
Indigenous on Campus
Three students and one alumna talk about their university experiences
Commentary
'We Need to Work Together. That's How it was Meant to Be.'
An elder talks about what the treaties mean to Indigenous peoples and what it means to teach and learn in a traditional way
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Did You Know
Growing Hope in India
A partnership between the U of A and the father of India's 'Green Revolution' is yielding results for thousands of Indian families
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Profile
Five Things I’ve Learned About Preserving Indigenous Languages
One grad is on a quest to revitalize Denesųłįné in her community
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Society
5 Things I've Learned About Black History on the Prairies
How one grad’s journey through the past helped her better understand her present
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Health
Whose Health Is in Harm’s Way?
How a pandemic and an international movement for civil rights converged to throw light on flawed systems
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Thesis
Whole Medicines
A traditional approach to caring for Indigenous and trans patients
Alumni Awards
For being a powerful voice for change
Jane Alexander, '93 MEd, '97 PhD, Bishop of the Anglican Church of Canada
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Feature
How We Can Work Together
Three educators discuss how Indigenous and non-Indigenous people can work as allies
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Feature
Question Period: Spencer Sekyer, ’91 BPE, ’92 BEd
A teacher explains how his world travels in search of classroom inspiration turned adventure into activism
News
Campus News
A brief look at what's new at the U
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Society
U of A Comes a Long Way to Show Its Pride
Alumni Pride chapter and a $5M campaign mark a new era