I had the honour of joining the ELITE Program for Black Youth's 5th anniversary celebration. The ELITE Program gives Black Youth work-integrated internship experiences in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine (STEMM), helping set up the next generation of leaders

Unfortunately, blue-green algae blooms are common in Alberta during the summer. But what do we need to watch for when blue-green algae blooms in lakes and ponds? From health risks to space-based monitoring, U of A freshwater ecologist Rolf Vinebrooke shares seven surprising.

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New research from the U of A reveals how cattle adjust their grazing behaviour to withstand extreme summer heat, offering valuable insights for prairie ranchers to refine herd management strategies. Read more:

A student group from AlbertaSat is creating Ex-Alta 3, a Cube satellite that is meant to launch next summer on a rocket from SpaceX. Donors who give $100 or more to the project get to have their names etched onto a silicon chip that will be travelling into space on the satellite.

From breakthroughs in breast cancer imaging to advances in water-based battery tech, U of A researchers are driving discoveries with global impact. Read the top stories from our community this month:

Meet Kush Bapuji, a third-year cell biology student diving into ovarian cancer research at the Dyck Lab. He’s researching a protein linked to ovarian cancer and testing a heart drug that may block it, supporting a promising new treatment path. With guidance from Dr. Jason Dyck

A new DNA discovery by U of A researchers could make immunotherapy work for colorectal cancers that usually resist it, offering hope for better outcomes.

Wildfires are getting more intense, and wildland firefighters need better protection. That’s why U of A researchers developed a game-changing new fire shirt. The goal is simple — protecting firefighters so they can focus on the job. Lab tests show it withstands heat three times.

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The Calgary Stampede truly is the greatest outdoor show on earth, and a great place to reconnect with old friends. It's been a great few days so far!

A new radiotracer developed at the U of A could make breast cancer imaging faster and more precise. Soon to begin clinical trials in Europe, the fructose-based PET tracer targets a protein found only in breast cancer cells, providing clearer images within minutes and the

The U of A has introduced its first Data Sovereignty Declaration and Caretaking Directives. Led by Florence Glanfield, vice-provost of Indigenous programming and research, and the Supporting Indigenous Language Revitalization (SILR) team, the new guidelines ensure that research

The U of A has been ranked the top university in Canada and 53rd in the world for artificial intelligence by U.S. News. Backed by world-leading experts, strong industry partnerships, and initiatives like the AI + Health Hub, the university is driving significant real-world impact.

I am so thrilled that the U of A is creating a new home for its exceptional collections with the Kenneth and Sandra Wong Gallery. Made possible by lead donors Kenneth and Sandra Wong, this 5,000 sq.ft gallery in the Telus Centre will feature exhibitions, workshops and community

The U of A has once again secured its place among the world’s Top 100 universities, moving up to 94th globally and holding fourth in Canada in the 2026 QS World University Rankings. Our strong reputation, international research collaborations and focus on sustainability

For the third year in a row, the U of A has been recognized among the world’s Top 10 universities in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings, placing eighth globally and second in Canada for its contributions to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. This

Graduating with a master’s in physical therapy, two-time Olympian Allison Beveridge has traded the pro cycling circuit for a new path: helping others heal. Now, she’s using her lived experience to support the next generation of athletes on their journey. Read stories of the U of

At the U of A, the Supporting Indigenous Language Revitalization (SILR) project is reshaping research by centring Indigenous knowledge, orature and data sovereignty. Led by Indigenous graduate students and guided by an Indigenous Advisory Council, SILR honours Ancestral.

I am so thrilled to see this project come to fruition and grateful to the donors for making it possible. Decades-long quest for U of A gallery space is coming to fruition | The Quad

Today, @UAlberta bestowed an honorary degree on former UofA chancellor Peggy Garritty, for her significant contributions to education, culture and community development in Alberta and beyond. Her wise words to the graduating class of 2025 can be found here:.