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Anatomy of a Pandemic webinar series: Striking a balance between infection and isolation in long-term care
By Shefali Rai, November 29 2020—
By now, we’ve all read countless articles related to COVID-19 and been advised to follow even more protocols to “flatten the curve.” As tired as we all are with this rhetoric, we are still … Read the rest
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W.A. Ranches receives approval for long range development plan
By Mitali Pradhan, January 18 2020—
W.A. Ranches, a working ranch plot of 19,000 acres near Cochrane, AB, along with 1,000 head of cattle, was gifted to the University of Calgary in 2018.
The gift was given by Jack Anderson … Read the rest
Opinions >
Vaccines are rolling in, so what’s our social media responsibility now?
By Sam Rezazadeh, January 18 2020—
December 8 was a groundbreaking day for science, hopefully marking the beginning of the end. The first COVID-19 vaccine, created by Pfizer, was administered outside of a clinical trial for a limited number of … Read the rest
Voices >
Rewriting the narrative: All about President Macron’s “love” for Islam
By Manahil Hassan, January 5 2020—
Islamophobia is a concept that many Muslims are familiar with. Whether we like it or not, it is something we must grow accustomed to because — let us be honest — the world is … Read the rest
Arts & Culture >
Five public art pieces to view in Calgary
By Tanya Yeomans, January 18 2020—
Public art can influence our experiences, inspire new ideas and provoke thoughtful discussion. Art installations may be destinations to visit, subtle alterations in our environments or can shape how we use and move through … Read the rest
Features >
What does it mean to be a research intensive university?
By Kristy Koehler, November 29 2020—
The University of Calgary is a research-intensive university. Students hear this buzz-worthy phrase all the time around campus. It’s written into strategies and plans, touted in bright colours on the institution’s website and trotted out … Read the rest