By Chris Adams, June 12, 2014 —
Students keen to learn about the history of higher education should look no further than the University of Calgary’s department of history.
Associate history professor Paul Stortz will introduce a new course titled … Read the rest
By Jessy Chung, June 12, 2014 —
Orientation Week programming will likely change as a result of two student surveys conducted last year.
Two organizations — the American College Health Association (ACHA) and the National Orientation Directors Association (NODA) — … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, June 12, 2014 —
The price of your UPass will go up this September, but not by much.
Calgary Transit approved a $5 increase on the UPass for the fall semester, putting the total cost at $122 … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, July 24, 2014 —
Over 1,000 protesters angered by Israeli strikes and ground invasion of Gaza gathered outside city hall on Friday, July 18, doubling the turnout of a similar protest one week earlier.
Solidarity for Palestinian … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, July 24, 2014 —
The University of Calgary has partnered with Microsoft to change the university’s email system this August. And Microsoft’s throwing in some licensed software with the new service.
With Office 365 — the email … Read the rest
By John Verney, June 12, 2014 —
“Thirty dollars for a whole year sounds remarkable to me.”
My guess is that Adam doesn’t cycle to school. If he did he would know that there are barely six months in the … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, July 24, 2014 —
A new co-operative education program for visual arts students may come to the University of Calgary this Fall.
Students’ Union vice-president academic Hana Kadri said the proposal for a visual arts co-op program … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, July 24, 2014 —
Incoming students may start paying tuition early when they accept admission to the University of Calgary.
Administration is considering a new $400 deposit for students who accept admission to the U of C … Read the rest
By Ashton Chugh, June 12, 2014 —
Researchers at Michigan State University (MSU) have turned cow dung into water. Yes, poo.
By using a process called the McLanahan Nutrient Separation System, researchers managed to transform manure into water for livestock … Read the rest
By Alexander Kim, July 24, 2014 —
Research from University of Calgary assistant professor and psychologist Thomas O’Neill suggests that while more businesses have employees working from home, some of them have more trouble adjusting to the new workplace than … Read the rest