MacEwan Griffins reveal alternate logo, an extension of last year’s redesign
Griffin Athletics soft-launches its alternate logo design, with the hopes that it will build a stronger and more unified brand for the MacEwan Griffins.
“Welcome to God’s Country”: U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra downs a 9 a.m. whisky shot at annual Pacific NorthWest Economic Region in Edmonton.
Ambassador Hoekstra urged Canadian leaders to better sell the country’s economic strengths before capping off his discussion with a cross-border whisky toast.
Federal government announces $289 million in research funding at MacEwan University
Federal spending supports nearly 1800 social sciences and humanities research projects across Canada, including several at MacEwan
Why did the SAMU executive committee go to Stampede?
Five SAMU staff took a 6-day trip to Calgary in hopes of building relationships with political leaders. Yeehaw!
Two MacEwan alumni appointed to the board of governors
Lorne Gladu and Karen Jeu join MacEwan’s highest governing body as alumni representatives.
What to know about MacEwan’s new Threat Risk Assessment policy
The MUTRA team model takes effect Sept. 1.
Robbins renovations: Building 9 hallway changed, new accessible bathrooms
Recent renovations in Building 9, Robbins Health Learning Centre, have introduced accessible washrooms on the main floor, and one of the hallways was permanently
SAMU executives absent from Premier’s KDays Breakfast following last year’s advocacy effort
Last year’s executives used the event to advocate for students to provincial officials. This year’s committee opted out of attendance.
Premier flips pancakes for protestors and supporters at legislature
Protesters at the event shared their concerns about the environment, data centres, and youth trans rights.
MacEwan announces new associate vice-president entrepreneurship position amongst two other appointments
The university appointed three associate vice-presidents over the summer, one becoming the first to take their position.
Edmonton Celebrates South Sudan Independence Day
The Griff's photo editor Nichapat Jitpraphan went down to Borden Park and captured photos of Edmonton's celebration of South Sudan's Independence Day.
Who keeps the Edmonton music scene alive?
A look at some of Edmonton’s most storied venues.