Dylana Twittey is a journalist based in Edmonton, Alberta, and writes for The Gateway, a local publication. With a focus on local news, Dylana covers a wide range of topics including student activism, university developments, community events, and social issues. Her reporting aims to provide accurate and engaging stories that inform and connect with the Edmonton community.
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By: Dylana Twittey
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By: Dylana Twittey
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The closure will allow for renovations to address deferred maintenance issues and improve the student experience, according to manager of capital projects Kent Love.
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