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Students’ Council Meeting — July 16, 2025

Council discussed low engagement with Griffins games, the Edmonton Student Alliance’s transit survey, and voted to reinstate a councillor. Photo: MacEwan Students’ Council VP’s set up before the meeting on Wednesday, July

July 22, 2025

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Danielle Smith and Ben Shapiro: Diplomacy or an excuse for another vacation down south?

She’s off to Florida — Again.

March 28, 2025

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Q&A on Alta. Government’s Bill 29: What it’s like to be a trans Albertan in sports

Interview questions and answers have been edited for clarity. March 10 to 14 was MacEwan’s Pride Week, celebrating the 2SLGBTQ+ community’s identity. One of the events hosted on March 12,was a panel

March 27, 2025

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“A cautious approach” Alberta’s 2025 budget buckles up for tariffs

Spending on higher education plateaus Budget 2025 sees Alberta’s spending slow down as shrinking oil prices, and looming tariff threats are expected to deflate revenue. Ahead of the budget announcement, U.S. President

February 28, 2025

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“I have to fight for my life”: LRT construction causes accessibility concerns for MacEwan Students

In 2021, construction began for the Valley Line West LRT, a project intended to make more areas of Edmonton accessible by public transportation. However, until the project is completed, the construction around

February 6, 2025

Magazine·News

Smoking electrical room caused by internal failure

MacEwan University says that the cause of the partial evacuation on Jan. 18 was due to an electrical problem which had a cabinet in Building 6’s electrical room smoking and scorching. While

February 3, 2025

Campus·News

We interviewed the Mayor

What’s next for the leader of the world’s greatest city As he lounges back with his legs crossed, Mayor Amarjeet Sohi grips the armrests of his easy chair. By this point in

February 3, 2025

Magazine·News

Price of tuition and mandatory non-instructional fees continue to creep up

In 2025 and 2026, MacEwan students are set to pay more for their tuition. Domestic students are facing a two per cent increase, while international tuition jumps by five per cent. On

February 2, 2025

Magazine·News

STUDENTS’ COUNCIL UPDATES: U-Pass referendum, SC vacancy, $50k for Winter Fest, and more.

Clarification: In the printed version of this story in the February 2025 issue of the Griff, it was written that the Edmonton Student Alliance was involved in U-Pass negotiations with ETS. While

February 1, 2025

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MacEwan, meet Mark Carney: Liberal leadership and prime minister candidate launches campaign from Edmonton

Mark Carney stood in front of a crowd of Liberal supporters and remembered the sounds of tapping skates. In Laurier Heights in Edmonton’s west end, next to the rink where Carney used

January 17, 2025

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