U of A associate professor Tasha Hubbard explores the relationship between Indigenous peoples and the buffalo in her new ...

BE Coffee is a unique gem in south Edmonton that offers an array of delicious drinks and treats, with a warm atmosphere.

U of A economics professor seeks to give Albertans easily accessible and accurate information on the labour market and hiring ...

Five researchers from the University of Alberta have been recognized by the Royal Society of Canada and are set to join on ...

Canadians should get the chance to have their say at the polls, but the political parties are too self-interested to care.

School, exams, and responsibilities loom ahead. But fall is undeniably a fantastic time of the year, with so much to look ...

Taurine may be a potential treatment for ”long COVID-19,” or post COVID-19 condition, according to U of A researchers.

Thrift shops have raised prices with the ever rising demand for second-hand clothes as a result of thrifting becoming ”trendy ...

Premier Danielle Smith has announced that Alberta won't accept asylum seekers, but will still pay for Canadians to relocate ...

How can Canada expect international students to invest so much money into the country without a clear path to permanent ...

At the October 11 Board of Governors meeting, the People Strategy was unanimously approved, and protestors were removed.

Building more housing doesn’t mean much if it might end up being too expensive for the people who need it the most.