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Queer(ing) Research(ers)

Some of Dr. Katie Biitnner’s thoughts on being a Queer anthropologist researching the beginnings of our digital age.

March 26, 2025

Campus

The Keeper of Knowledge: Peter Griffin

Why you should consider Peter Griffin for your next professor

March 26, 2025

Culture

A how-to guide: Dodging conscriptions

You think I’m stupid, I’m not going to war.

March 25, 2025

Culture

Digital hygiene and you — tips on how to protect against the tech

Digital hygiene (or digital wellness) is a term used to describe how people can look after their mental health and digital safety in the online world. Limiting your screen time and using

March 24, 2025

Culture

Winter cinema festival offers free film experience to Edmonton amid extreme cold

How negative temperatures just can’t keep movie lovers away

March 24, 2025

Culture

NDP nominee Trisha Estabrooks seeks to represent MacEwan’s riding in next federal election

Originally published in print on March 3. While sitting on campus and logging onto my Macbook, I felt both eager and wary of meeting federal NDP nominee Trisha Estabrooks. Due to time

March 17, 2025

Politics

“Shut Up and Drive”: Why politics matter in sports

Victory and (advocating) voices go hand-in-hand. Some people just think, “It ain’t that deep.” Sports are not just about winning. Sports show passion and inspiration, and sometimes they make a statement. But

March 14, 2025

Sports

A big cheque from MacEwan takes pressure off the Pantry

$100,000 goes to the SAMU food bank Hampers at the campus food bank will be getting a major top-up after MacEwan gave the SAMU Pantry a contribution of $100,000 this week. The

March 14, 2025

Campus

Executive committee elections and U-Pass referendum results

No existing members return, best voter turnout in years

March 14, 2025

Campus

SAMU EC ELECTIONS: President

Nathan Poon Nathan Poon does not want to be a laissez-faire leader. His approach to leadership is having a strong team by his side as he elbows his way into important conversations

March 11, 2025

Campus