First-year design student wins a new logo competition for MacEwan’s Indigenous Students Club
Last term, MacEwan’s Indigenous Students Club (MISC) held a student competition for their new logo. The competition was open from October to the end of November. The winner, Sierra Shirt, is in her first year of Design at MacEwan. She answered a few of our questions through an email to the Griff. When she first heard about the competition on Facebook, Shirt says, “I thought that it would be fun to enter and see how my skills align with my love for Indigenous art and the program that I decided to dedicate years to completing.” So, she got to work on Adobe Illustrator and when she found out she had won the competition (and a prize of an iPad), she says, “I felt like I chose the right path for my future.” Shirt is...
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MacEwan University’s international students
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Club Q&A Series: Feminists at MacEwan
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Battle of the campus pubs
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Griffins men’s basketball team battles U of A Golden Bears
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Will streaming services replace cable TV?
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The Chvrch of John is a musical sanctuary
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Wee Book Inn is a family tradition
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SAMU Music Showcase promotes student musicians
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Warm Night YEG event promotes safe spaces in our city
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Changing politics in Alberta
Thomas Lukaszuk, former deputy premier of Alberta and former Progressive Conservative MLA for the Edmonton-Castle Downs constituency, discussed changes in Alberta politics at MacEwan University...
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