Students walk out of class to protest MacEwan’s response to Oct. 22 demonstration.
October 28, 2026
Protesters call for accountability, divestment, and protections for student expression.
(Re) Mending art gallery explores repair and resistance following sexual violence.
October 28, 2026
The exhibit is on display in the John L. Haar Library until Oct. 30.
Emergency maintenance: MacEwan responds to PHP security vulnerability
October 27, 2026
Several of the university’s online services were temporarily shut down on Oct. 21 for security measures.
Rink rat to head coach: meet the Griffins Women’s hockey team’s Izzy Cropper
October 23, 2026
Izzy Cropper, the new interim head coach of the MacEwan Griffins Women’s hockey team
Protester violently removed from MacEwan University library during pro-Palestine demonstration
October 22, 2026
The protester was detained for about an hour while police and officers in riot gear arrived, though the demonstrator was let go after about
State of the University address 2026: “Moving forward with a purpose”
October 22, 2026
President and vice-chancellor Dr. Annette Trimbee gave the annual address on Sept. 29.
SAMU introduces 2027-2032 strategic plan
October 22, 2026
Updated plan strengthens language around Indigenous students and clarifies the distinction between student needs and advocacy.
SAMU students’ council votes against rejoining CASA as observership period ends
October 22, 2026
Student representatives raise concerns over CASA’s “history of disrespect” at the Oct. 21 students’ council meeting.
A chat with the producer behind SAMU’s events
October 22, 2026
Courtney Milford has been organizing events for students for the past seven years and counting.
MacEwan security physically removed students during pro-Palestinian demonstration
October 21, 2026
A video circulating on social media shows security personnel dragging two individuals from Allard Hall during a demonstration honouring Palestinians killed since Oct. 7,
From the rink to ink: the art of being vulnerable
October 20, 2026
Local Edmonton artist William McPhee traded in his skates for his true passion.