Group gives black students a voice and a welcoming space
The Black Graduate Students’ Association has helped build a more inclusive university for all students
Tag: Alberta education
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University students return to campus for a unique school year
Safe, successful learning are top priority as nearly 36,000 students converge on U of A campus
Expert recognized for work to close ‘justice gap’ in sexual assault laws
Prof. Lise Gotell receives U of A Community Scholar Award for decades of research, advocacy and service to help shape policy and create awareness
It’s time for Alberta professors and bureaucrats to take a pay cut
Students will pay for the pandemic pay raises with higher tuition or fewer services, and taxpayers will foot part of the bill through a higher tax burden
Agreement fosters teaching, learning and research for Métis people
U of A, Métis Nation of Alberta and Rupertsland Institute provide research on Métis concerns, support for Métis students
U of A rises 20 spots in global ranking of top universities
Quality of faculty members and research performance bolster best-ever showing in latest CWUR rankings
‘Teacher, teacher! Can we do some colouring?’
A glimpse at Alberta’s controversial new social studies curriculum, through the eyes of a Grade 2 class in the not-too-distant future
Reducing the bloat at Alberta’s universities and colleges
Universities and colleges need to continue to tighten their belts like everyone else
Edmonton-based startup teaching elementary students code
Local startup founded by U of A graduates teaches basics of programming in more than 30 Edmonton-area schools
Alberta throws a stick of dynamite into education system
Being tested and labelled at an early age can have a devastating effect on a child’s self-esteem and intellectual potential