At the June 24 UASU Students’ Council meeting, a motion to discuss a solidarity statement on Indigenous representation in governance failed.

The GSA Council voted to have the ERC meet to give the IGSA nominate someone to the VPIR position after discussion of alleged election fraud.

Family physician and U of A professor of family medicine Scott Garrison led the largest national randomized trial in primary care.

The first annual Pride Soiree Fashion Show impactfully highlighted Edmonton creatives and the Edmonton queer community.

On June 19, people gathered to celebrate Indigenous History Month and Pride Month with speeches, a market, and performances.

Dave Genn of 54-40 sat down with The Gateway to announce their upcoming album and talk about their most recent release.

Odd's guitarist and singer, Craig Northey, sat down with The Gateway to chat about the band's beginnings, past releases, and Gord Downie.

“People should ever feel attacked. I always try to write songs that are going to give you a different point of view," Dyson said.

Jessie Bird sits down with The Gateway to chat about her recent and upcoming releases.

On June 19, GSA staff called U of A Protective Services to remove Associate vice-president (labour), Nathan Lamarche.

A recent U of A study indicates that the changing migration patterns of the Least Flycatchers bird species may be linked to climate change.

Chloe Robichaud's 'Two Women,' is a French-Canadian film that explores the growth and autonomy of two women through their sex lives.

According to professor of English and film studies Roxanne Harde, Alanis Morissette's feminism continues to empower younger generations.

Filipino-Canadian actor/filmmaker, Anthony Curtis, on being discovered by a Disney actor to bringing the Filipino community together.

'Pawâkan' is a Cree takeover of Macbeth that came from a collaboration with Frog Lake Cree Nation and its Elders and youth.

In April, seven U of A sororities and fraternities were informed that the university is ending its Greek life rental agreements.

On June 4, the IGSA appointed Tamara Dubé to be the vice-president (Indigenous relations). Five days later, the motion was rescinded.

In July, Rachel Grenke, April Kippers, Tise Okuboyejo, and Wes Eze will swap their green and gold for red and white.

In a recent study, U of A researchers explore the link between the expansion of online retail food services and wellness.

With the help of a $5 million investment, the U of A has established the Cities Institute, with a Master of Real Estate Development Plus.

Dan Mangan spoke on his new release, 'Natural Light,' and said it is a companion for those navigating our uncertain world.

If Alberta is serious about cracking down on the drug crises, we need to have efforts that undercuts the reason for drug use.

The May 26 meeting of the U of A’s General Faculties Council included discussion on funding cuts to university-affiliated childcare centres.

Drew Tarves of Young Friend sits down with The Gateway to talk about their debut LP "motorcycle sound effects," and Lister.

The Edmonton Protocol proved that islet transplants could be used to treat Type 1 diabetes and reduce depency on insulin.

Step into June with these events to check out. From a backyard bbq to a block party, these events are perfect for the season

Poilievre has shown time and time again that he stands for accountability, yet fleeing to a different riding is damaging to his credibility.

On May 30, the U of A and the UASU held a ribbon-cutting event to celebrate the opening of a new lactation pod on campus.

The price of monthly parking permits have increased by 20 per cent as of April 1, but what is the reason behind the price of parking?

Penny Frazier runs Edmonton-based zine, 'Zine and Heard,' which acts as a voice for youth from, and in, the foster care system.

The Edmonton Folk Festival releases full line-up of performers. Including Rainbow Kitten Surprise and Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners.

A small fire caused by cleaning equipment caused the university to close the Butterdome until further notice.

Check out this great list of unique theatrical experiences in Edmonton this summer, including both theatre and cinema.

It may be warm, but luckily, there are many ways to beat the heat without draining our wallets. Here are my five favourite ways to stay cool.

Arcade Fire's seventh studio album, 'Pink Elephant,' is a sad departure from what made them loved in the Canadian music scene.

On May 7, the Association of Academic Staff at the University of Alberta filed an unfair labour practice complaint against the U of A.

“She needs our voices, not just mine ... We need everybody’s voice to speak out for this elephant,” Holm says.

The Government of Alberta released a 10-year plan to end sexual and gender-based violence, including initiatives for post-secondaries.

Despite the clouds, patio season is here. From night markets to Western Conference Finals, check out these events going on around Edmonton.

With the snow gone, check out this collection of niche galleries and museums in Edmonton to visit this summer.

U of A physicists Doug Gingrich and James Pinfold are among the recipients of the 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics.

'Parade' integrated archival footage and photos to highlight the struggle for queer rights in Canada across different communities.

U of A professor of medical genetics Toshifumi Yokota and the Yokota Lab are making advancements in gene therapy.

Beginning in January 2026, the U of A will withdraw funding to six university-affiliated daycares in and around North Campus.

The Gateway sat down with Mox Jet to chat about their newest release, Vol. 1, which acts as an introduction to the Edmonton based band.

At the May 6 meeting of the UASU Students’ Council, the 2025-26 councillors were installed and appointed to committees.

Gathering on Main Quad marked one year since EPS removed the Palestine solidarity encampment, concerns around investments remain.

A provincial minister targeting bike lanes not only doesn't make much sense, it is also an overreach into municipal jurisdiction.

Many Albertans see their votes as wasted. The feeling of being ignored grows stronger every election cycle.

The show sees Kroetsch take on the role as Ennett’s full-time caregiver, as Ennett is a quadruple amputee, on a road trip.