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Social Work faculty members create plarn blankets

Lethbridge social work students build community, one ‘plarn’ sleeping mat at a time

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Jeanne Lawrence, her son Alex Ross and husband MacKay Ross.

Online course allows anyone, anywhere to learn about concussions

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Rural high school students try on design thinking, problem-solving and collaboration at Indigenous Youth Forum

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Students from Siksika Nation Outreach School take part in an archaeological excavation at Cluny Fortified Village, located near the Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park and Interpretive Centre. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Indigenous youth connect with their heritage during archaeological digs at Cluny Fortified Village

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Teaching allows education alum to make positive impact in Alberta communities

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Day or night, Rothney Astrophysical Observatory invites researchers and citizen scientists to learn more about the universe

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Joyce Nishi celebrates a milestone in her cancer journey. With her are colleagues and oncology pharmacists from the Margery E. Yuill Cancer Centre in Medicine Hat. From left: Joyce Nishi, Carmen Olson, Terrie Chapdelaine and Chandel Lovig. Photo courtesy Joyce Nishi

Medicine Hat cancer survivor can't say enough about community-based exercise program

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Creative Destruction Lab Rockies helps Edmonton venture to lead in renewable energy

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Former 'Lost Boys of the Sudan' beat the odds

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Jackson Brandt graduates from the University of Calgary with a Master's of Landscape Architecture degree. His capstone project focused on the Waterton area in southern Alberta. Photos courtesy Jackson Brandt

Class of 2019: Landscape architecture grad meets challenge to design fire suppression for hard-hit Waterton area

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