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Indigenous Language Club fosters connections to culture and history
Indigenous students engage in the spirit of kinship, learn ancestral languages and enrich lives
How urban design helps create a more vibrant city
Diversity and culture help attract and retain the creative talent that cities thrive on
Buddhist art exhibit gives students experience with museum work
The U of A’s Mactaggart Art Collection helps students contribute to a lasting historical and artistic legacy
Mentors are key to embracing new Canadians
An important lesson for nation-building in Canada
New report sheds light on future of mobility in Canada’s big cities
Innovation will depend as much on social factors as technological ones, says U of A co-author
How a U of A grad is reshaping video game culture from within
Writer Shelby Carleton is changing the narrative for women in the gaming industry
Ostrich eggshell beads reveal oldest known social network
Artifacts dating back 50,000 years help us better understand human connections
Cynthia Ann Parker’s story didn’t end with her death
Courage, charisma and adaptability allowed her son to mingle smoothly with the white world
Decline of biodiversity, health of Indigenous peoples interconnected
Indigenous resource management key to ending environmental degradation and loss of culture
Why the things we take for granted could be keys to innovation
Organizational cultures are ripe for change when the familiar starts to seem odd
Inuk author sends up settler stereotypes in short stories
Norma Dunning’s latest subversive collection has earned her a Governor General’s Literary Award
Canada must overcome its lingering linguistic imperialism
Nowhere else in the world could a person speak only one language and be considered educated
