President Trimbee discusses strategic vision for MacEwan in “Powered by Place” address
On Oct. 19, Annette Trimbee, MacEwan’s president and vice-chancellor, presented the “Powered by Place” address to the university. The event took place in the
Overnight construction blockage of MacEwan’s pedway between Building 7 to 8 is now lifted.
The overnight closure of MacEwan’s pedway between building 8 and 9 for construction has ended. detours to get between the buildings are no longer
MacEwan Library: LibKey Nomad browser extension may provide better access to scholarly articles online
MacEwan’s Library is introducing the LibKey Nomad browser extension, aimed at helping students get access to scholarly articles on the web for free. Whether
Emergency sit-in at Alberta’s legislature to protest Israeli attack on Gaza
Crowds gathered for an emergency sit-in at Edmonton’s legislature grounds last Wednesday with calls to end the Israeli siege of Gaza. The event began
Are movie theatres becoming obsolete?
The experience of going to the movies is an activity in itself: date nights, friend gatherings, or a way for individuals to escape reality
The time my father’s best friend turned out to be a serial killer
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] Sometimes, we don’t know who the people close to us really are. In 2000, my dad, Aquiles,
Tradition vs Chaos: A tale of two Thanksgiving dinners
I have been with my partner for almost seven years, and our Thanksgiving weekends have always followed the same pattern: dinner with his family
Hitting a Homerun: Starting a career on a high
Beer, sweaty people yelling at men in tights, and a bright green field — there’s nothing quite like baseball. For some, working in a
Benjamin Oswald’s The Shape of Absence art exhibit is now featured in the Mitchell Art Gallery
An absence of space is exactly what is demonstrated in the art of Benjamin Oswald,a local ceramicist who has won awards both provincially and
A career-changing project: How Jessica Scalzo began supporting generations of 2SLGBTQIA+ students
Queer joy can feel like it’s in short supply these days. Fortunately, 2SLGBTQIA+ students can still find a safer space and community at MacEwan’s
“Wasted time” MacEwan students struggle with commute
Depending on where students live in the city, it can take over an hour to get to class. For MacEwan students Evan White and
First-year MacEwan students discuss lack of educational and emotional support throughout the pandemic.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, students felt the burden of a lack of support on their backs. The students were thrust into a new, unfamiliar