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July 22, 2026

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

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Why did the SAMU executive committee go to Stampede?

July 21, 2026

Five SAMU staff took a 6-day trip to Calgary in hopes of building relationships with political leaders. Yeehaw!

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Two MacEwan alumni appointed to the board of governors

July 21, 2026

Lorne Gladu and Karen Jeu join MacEwan’s highest governing body as alumni representatives.

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Federal government announces $289 million in research funding at MacEwan University

July 22, 2026

Federal spending supports nearly 1800 social sciences and humanities research projects across Canada, including several at MacEwan

by Amanda Erickson

Why did the SAMU executive committee go to Stampede?

July 21, 2026

Five SAMU staff took a 6-day trip to Calgary in hopes of building relationships with political leaders. Yeehaw!

by Brooklyn Brown

Two MacEwan alumni appointed to the board of governors

July 21, 2026

Lorne Gladu and Karen Jeu join MacEwan’s highest governing body as alumni representatives.

by Amanda Erickson

What to know about MacEwan’s new Threat Risk Assessment policy

July 21, 2026

The MUTRA team model takes effect Sept. 1.

by Brooklyn Brown

Culture

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Who keeps the Edmonton music scene alive?

March 29, 2026

A look at some of Edmonton’s most storied venues.

by Virginia Boden

MacEwan exhibit Faces of Exile uncovers Italy’s forgotten queer prisoners

March 18, 2026

Faces of Exile: The Arrusi and the Policing of Gender and Sexuality art exhibit appears in the John L. Haar Library.

by Alex Bellisle

Longtime Jasper mainstay finds new life in Edmonton

March 14, 2026

Glen and Wendy Leitch, owners of the Patricia Street Deli, discuss their move to Edmonton and moving on after tragedy.

by Ronald Piripiri

Where community walks: ballroom in Edmonton

March 3, 2026

Leaders and members of YEG Ballroom speak about the importance of ballroom’s history and legacy.

by Brooklyn Brown

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The forgotten allergy

March 22, 2026

Forever the girl with the peanut allergy.

by Kelsie Johnston

I became the first influencer on MacEwan Student Life

March 21, 2026

How a school-run app can connect students through running bits.

by Jesse Roma

Should the Griff go full digital?

March 21, 2026

To my surprise... some students apparently don’t care about the Griff.

by Angel Iranzi

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Tech and technique: Women’s volleyball bounces back

March 29, 2026

Coach Chris Wandler talks playoffs, new technology, and how the Griffins bounced back.

Sports

Shrimp Gang claims glory at MacEwan’s March Madness tournament

March 29, 2026

The basketball event took place at MacEwan University on March 14.

Sports

As the Griffins hockey program soars to new heights, their cross-town rivals have become a casualty

March 18, 2026

The Griffins and the Golden Bears.

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The revitalization of downtown: Who is it really for?

Features

March 7, 2026

How students benefit from a revitalized downtown.

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Federal government announces $289 million in research funding at MacEwan University

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July 22, 2026

Federal spending supports nearly 1800 social sciences and humanities research projects across Canada, including several at MacEwan

by Amanda Erickson

Why did the SAMU executive committee go to Stampede?

News

July 21, 2026

Five SAMU staff took a 6-day trip to Calgary in hopes of building relationships with political leaders. Yeehaw!

by Brooklyn Brown

Two MacEwan alumni appointed to the board of governors

News

July 21, 2026

Lorne Gladu and Karen Jeu join MacEwan’s highest governing body as alumni representatives.

by Amanda Erickson

What to know about MacEwan’s new Threat Risk Assessment policy

News

July 21, 2026

The MUTRA team model takes effect Sept. 1.

by Brooklyn Brown

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Edmonton Celebrates South Sudan Independence Day

July 13, 2026

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.

by Nichapat Jitpraphan

MacEwan’s silent summer

July 22, 2025

A July evening on campus.

by Amanda Erickson

YEAR OF THE SNAKE

February 10, 2025

by Natan Leong

Featured

Federal government announces $289 million in research funding at MacEwan University

Why did the SAMU executive committee go to Stampede?

Two MacEwan alumni appointed to the board of governors

News

Federal government announces $289 million in research funding at MacEwan University

Why did the SAMU executive committee go to Stampede?

Two MacEwan alumni appointed to the board of governors

What to know about MacEwan’s new Threat Risk Assessment policy

Culture

Who keeps the Edmonton music scene alive?

MacEwan exhibit Faces of Exile uncovers Italy’s forgotten queer prisoners

Longtime Jasper mainstay finds new life in Edmonton

Where community walks: ballroom in Edmonton

Opinion

The forgotten allergy

I became the first influencer on MacEwan Student Life

Should the Griff go full digital?

Sports

Tech and technique: Women’s volleyball bounces back

Shrimp Gang claims glory at MacEwan’s March Madness tournament

As the Griffins hockey program soars to new heights, their cross-town rivals have become a casualty

Features

The revitalization of downtown: Who is it really for?

Latest

Federal government announces $289 million in research funding at MacEwan University

Why did the SAMU executive committee go to Stampede?

Two MacEwan alumni appointed to the board of governors

What to know about MacEwan’s new Threat Risk Assessment policy

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