The Future of technology on campus
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Deadmonton Review: A must see this Halloween season
Imagine walking down a dark hallway. Except, it’s so dark that you cannot see your hands in front of you as you push the
Explaining SAMU Students’ Council: what they do, how they’re elected, and how they work
Did you know that MacEwan has a students’ council? It has 14 councillors and five executive committee members who represent the student body of
Meet the 2023 SAMU Students’ Council candidates
From Oct. 3 to Oct. 4, nominated candidates for the upcoming students’ council elections all set up in the SAMU building between 11 a.m.
Creative Spotlight: FKB
What started as four high school kids playing their favourite songs from the Beatles became a polished, high-energy indie pop band touring cities all
Dean Allan Gilliland to step down from MacEwan University’s Faculty of Fine Arts and Communications
The Fine Arts Faculty searches for successor Allan Gilliland will step down as Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts and Communications (FFAC) after
Phishing frenzy
How post-secondary institutions are becoming lucrative targets for cybercriminals When Stephane Lemieux, a MacEwan computer science professor, received an email from a fellow faculty
I chatted with the students organizing pool tournaments at Towers
Zach and Giancarlo use pool to get students to play pool and socialize outside of class hours It’s been years since I held a
Afraid in a corn maze
I scared myself on purpose for your reading pleasure While driving down the highway heading east towards the country, I should have remembered the
Eco-anxiety: climate change stress sucks, but may be a normal response
Climate change isn’t breaking news. For young people, warnings of the end times and ecological disasters are constant. For many Gen Z students, they’ve
“Safer sex doesn’t have to be unsexy”: Putting safety first as STI rates rise in Edmonton
With sexually transmitted infections on the rise, where can students get tested and how can we reduce the stigma? When you hear the term
“Hello, mommy”
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