The Gateway

08/03/2023

For 113 years, The Gateway has played a pivotal role on campus by covering stories and events that no one else has. Now, you have the chance to be a part of that legacy by applying to be our next Managing Editor or Opinion Editor!

The Managing Editor is one of three management roles at The Gateway and helps the Editor-in-Chief oversee the editorial side of things. As well, they run the Arts and Culture section and ensure that important events within Edmonton and the campus community are covered!

The Opinion Editor provides and edits opinion content, covering topics ranging from university policies, local happenings, and student governance.

All U of A students enrolled in at least one course in both the fall and winter semesters are eligible to apply!

For more information about hours, duties, and salaries, check out the job postings in our bio!

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the Editor-in-Chief at [email protected]!

07/29/2023

I❤U's artwork reflects on how technology such as the internet and AI have transformed the way we communicate in courtship and romance.

07/28/2023

Opinion: "Just because American teams win the Stanley Cup doesn't mean that Canadians have lost their grasp on the game."

Taking a closer look at the roster of American NHL teams reveals the hold that Canadian players continue to have on the hockey industry

07/27/2023

Rolf Vinebrooke warns the public about the dangers of blue-green algae and the knowledge gaps still present.

U of A researcher describes what blue-green algae are, the dangers of them, and the steps taken to control outbreaks in Alberta.

07/26/2023

At Students’ Council on July 18, executive reports were given and council goals were discussed.

At Students' Council on July 18, the executive committee gave reports and discussed goals for the year, including potential SPC partnership.

07/24/2023

New research is looking into the effects of different types of music on drug metabolization.

A new study hopes to connect medication and music by prescribing musical therapy for various diseases alongside medication.

07/21/2023

A research study that identified two proteins in intact s***m may lead to new potential treatment for severe male infertility.

Research shows that newly identified proteins can be used in the treatment of most severe cases of male infertility.

07/20/2023

Home and Migration, the latest exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta, features reflections on home from the Alberta Society of Artists.

The latest exhibition at the Art Gallery of Alberta features reflections on home from the Alberta Society of Artists.

07/18/2023

This July, head onto the streets of Edmonton to see what our lively city has to offer, from local night markets to acclaimed food festivals!

07/14/2023

Craving a cool drink to feel refreshed on a warm summer day? Here are some spots where you can enjoy a sweet or fruity bubble tea close to the university!

These are the top 5 picks of the best, affordable, and convenient bubble tea places that are close to the university.

07/12/2023

Social media campaign led by Rachel McQueen, a professor in the department of human ecology, aims to convince people to switch to line drying for the month of July.

Rachel McQueen, a University of Alberta professor, talks about the environmental and cost benefits of line drying.

07/10/2023

Fernando Godinho Zampieri, a U of A assistant professor in the faculty of medicine and dentistry, has co-authored a paper as a guide for general hospitalists to treat sepsis with IV fluids.

Sepsis is both common and deadly — IV fluids can be lifesaving. This paper aims to help clinicians treat sepsis effectively.

07/08/2023

Toronto-based Adrian Murray explores one of life’s most irritating injustices in his new film RETROGRADE — undeserved parking tickets.

After being issued an unfair traffic ticket, Molly decides to seek truth and justice despite the disbelief of her friends.

07/07/2023

U of A researchers created a machine learning model that could lead to “a web or smartphone app where we can screen for whether somebody is at risk for developing dementia.”

University of Alberta computer science researchers have been working on a machine learning model that detects Alzheimer’s Dementia.

07/07/2023

The Gateway has a 113 year old legacy of covering breaking news, and reporting on stories that no one else does - do you want to be a part of the 114th? No better way than applying to be our next Staff Reporter!

The Staff Reporter works in conjunction with the News Editor to ensure all campus news and stories are covered, including Students’ Council, UASU Elections, and more.

All U of A students enrolled in at least one course in both the fall and winter semesters are eligible to apply!

For more information about hours, duties, and salary, check out the job posting in our bio!

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the Editor-in-Chief at [email protected]!

07/07/2023

Are you interested in journalism at the U of A? Do you want to cover important stories that no one else does? Then apply to be The Gateway's 2023-24 Staff Reporter!

Apply to be The Gateway's next staff reporter for the 2023-24 academic year!

07/06/2023

U of A researchers found that microglia cells are responsible for damage caused by multiple sclerosis, which could help lead to new treatments.

U of A researchers found that microglia cells are responsible for damage caused by multiple sclerosis, which could lead to new treatments.

07/05/2023

On June 28, AASUA President Gordon Swaters released a statement condemning the attack that occurred at the University of Waterloo on June 27.

Following the stabbing at UWaterloo, AASUA released a statement condemning the attack and calling on the U of A to ensure safety on campus.

07/04/2023

There's no better way to get to know Edmonton than by heading out to a festival! Check out this Social In*******se to find some great festivals to check out.

Spend some time getting to know Edmonton better through a local festival! From street performers to comedians, the city is full of talent.

07/01/2023

Opinion: "Although July 1, 2023, marks the centenary of the passing of the Chinese Immigration Act, I am not calling to boycott Canada Day celebrations. Instead, I believe that we should observe Canada Day from a different perspective this year."

Canada Day is typically associated with fireworks and celebration — but it marks a dark day for Canada's Chinese community.

06/30/2023

Casey Caines is a recent graduate from the U of A law program. She was recently selected for a clerkship in the Supreme Court of Canada with Justice Michelle O’Bonsawin.

The recently graduated Indigenous law student from the University of Alberta was selected for a Supreme Court clerkship.

06/29/2023

Meghan Lim is a recent master’s graduate from the University of Alberta’s faculty of agriculture. She hopes to use her degree to aid conservation efforts in Canada.

Meghan Lim, a student athlete, recently graduated from the U of A with a masters of science in agricultural and resource economics.

06/28/2023

On June 20, council received a presentation on the proposed Academic Materials Program, and welcomed new engineering councillor Aamir Mohamed.

On June 20, council received a presentation on the proposed Academic Materials Program, and welcomed new councillor Aamir Mohamed.

06/27/2023

At the Board of Governors meeting on June 16, the University Strategic Plan was approved, along with the 2023-24 and 2024-25 Investment Management Agreement targets.

The U of A's BoG approved the University Strategic Plan and the 2023-25 Investment Management Agreement targets on June 16.

06/26/2023

Six hundred bound dissertations were found in a dumpster outside of the University of Alberta's Education Centre. Dean of the faculty, Jennifer Tupper, called it "a completely regrettable situation."

600 dissertations from U of A's faculty of education were found in the dumpster and recovered by faculty of education staff.