News September 21, 2026 AI is finding a place across MacEwan’s programs A snapshot into how some programs and professors across campus view the implementation of AI in their classrooms. Read More
Culture Morning Coyote’s biggest release yet; Lattice Climbing September 24, 2026 Emotionally cutting, and hauntingly beautiful.
News Parking demand grows as MacEwan’s campus expands. September 24, 2026 New parking planned for Building 12 will add capacity, while the university continues to rely on off-campus lots to meet student demand.
Landscaping project completed near Building 5 September 24, 2026 MacEwan University and EPCOR partner for a low-impact development initiative. by Roxy Anderson
Parking demand grows as MacEwan’s campus expands. September 24, 2026 New parking planned for Building 12 will add capacity, while the university continues to rely on off-campus lots to meet student demand. by Finn McNee
AI is finding a place across MacEwan’s programs September 21, 2026 A snapshot into how some programs and professors across campus view the implementation of AI in their classrooms. by Amanda Erickson
‘It’s always history’: Ukrainian photo exhibition depicts life amid war September 20, 2026 Olga Ivashchenko’s Ukraine Through Wartime is on display in the John L. Haar Library until mid-October. by Krissy Berkholtz
Landscaping project completed near Building 5 News September 24, 2026 MacEwan University and EPCOR partner for a low-impact development initiative. by Roxy Anderson Read More
Parking demand grows as MacEwan’s campus expands. News September 24, 2026 New parking planned for Building 12 will add capacity, while the university continues to rely on off-campus lots to meet student demand. by Finn McNee Read More
Morning Coyote’s biggest release yet; Lattice Climbing Culture September 24, 2026 Emotionally cutting, and hauntingly beautiful. by Virginia Boden Read More
AI is finding a place across MacEwan’s programs News September 21, 2026 A snapshot into how some programs and professors across campus view the implementation of AI in their classrooms. by Amanda Erickson Read More
Heritage buildings preserve an old way of othering Features September 20, 2026 Some of Edmonton’s most distinct buildings limit those with disabilities and limited mobility. Read More
Morning Coyote’s biggest release yet; Lattice Climbing September 24, 2026 Emotionally cutting, and hauntingly beautiful. by Virginia Boden
Run clubs are shaping Edmonton’s fitness community September 21, 2026 Metro Zoomin Run Club, Wild Rose Runners, and Sundae Run Crew are taking over the Edmonton running scene. by Alex Bellisle
SAMU’s Fall Fest 2026 September 11, 2026 Fall Fest is MacEwan's most anticipated event of the year. Virginia BodenandNichapat Jitpraphan
Folk Fest 2026: an ode to Edmonton’s community September 2, 2026 The annual festival has been running since the 80s through volunteer work and passionate Edmontonian by Virginia Boden
Ban these Halloween costumes! September 20, 2026 Creativity and uniqueness during Halloween are dying by Dilana Boutilier
Streaming prices have forced sports fans to plunder their favourite teams’ games online September 10, 2026 Hockey fans flock to online piracy, and it’s not JUST because they don’t have money. by Terence J. Fougere
Are we stuck in a loop of digital misinformation? September 8, 2026 Why are we so confident in being miseducated? by Virginia Boden
Sports Coach’s younger brother among 3 new additions to MacEwan men’s basketball team September 11, 2026 David Kapinga’s younger brother, Freddy Kapinga, joins the Griffins men’s basketball team as point guard
Opinions·Sports Streaming prices have forced sports fans to plunder their favourite teams’ games online September 10, 2026 Hockey fans flock to online piracy, and it’s not JUST because they don’t have money.
Sports Griffins Athletics: Home soccer games will be held at Clarke Stadium August 25, 2026 The teams will not be playing at Edmonton Scottish or Clareview for the 2026 season
SAMU’s Fall Fest 2026 September 11, 2026 Fall Fest is MacEwan's most anticipated event of the year. Virginia BodenandNichapat Jitpraphan
The 2026 Servus Marathon comes to Edmonton August 26, 2026 Edmonton celebrated its 35th Servus Marathon on Sunday, August 16, welcoming over 10 000 participants. The event offered multiple distances: 42.2 km, 21.1 km, by Charlotte Legrand
Neon Skies Music Festival opens its first year in Edmonton July 27, 2026 The first Neon Skies Music Festival took place in Edmonton over July 17th and 18th. James Pincock went to capture photos of the performing by James Pincock