Civic Youth Fellowship
How Edmonton is shaping tomorrow by investing in today’s youth Many students struggle to find work after graduating due to a lack of experience
Encampment sweeps: A cruel reality
Close your eyes for a moment and imagine the following: you have fallen on hard times and have now lost everything — your job,
A chat with the ladies from Room 6-213
An honest conversation about Black History Month, intentional student connection, and taking up space On MacEwan’s second floor of Building Six lives the Office
Houselessness is our problem
Reigniting our empathy in the face of winter It’s Jan. 20, 2024. As the winter gets frostier by the day, I can’t help but
“When people suffer, animals suffer;” bridging the gap between crisis and care through pet welfare
The Alberta SPCA’s One Family Welfare department offers temporary care for pets so their owners can get the help they need to deal with
Pulling back the flap: Taking action as Edmonton encampments are dismantled
Edmonton’s most recent response to Edmonton’s homelessness crisis has been to dismantle the encampments that have been appearing increasingly around the city, especially downtown.
Elon Musk has a crush on me?
Character.ai: the good and the bad Strap in, folks, for a rollercoaster ride through the unpredictable realm of character.ai, a website and app in
OPINION: Snapchat or the school?
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UPDATE: City hall shooting occurs blocks away from MacEwan
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Edmonton declares housing state of emergency
City Council passes declaration After two emotional days of City Council meetings, the City of Edmonton has acknowledged a housing crisis. The meetings were
EPS hiring advertisements spotted around downtown Edmonton
EPS seems to be looking to hire new officers Advertisements for Edmonton Police Services have been popping up at locations around MacEwan University. Kyle
Moving from a small town to Edmonton – what’s it like?
I interviewed third-year student Brady Newman about his experience coming to Edmonton. Life in the big city might seem like second nature to most students.