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“My stuff has meaning. It’s politically charged ... it’s commentary of what a lot of people are going through,” Jehovah says.

Yukon Blonde's James Younger says upcoming record “is a love letter to our enduring friendships within the band, but also to music itself.”

U of A professor Dr. Lynora Saxinger addresses the challenges of containing and coping with viruses for post-secondary campuses and their students.

At the Performative Contest, contestants may have looked the part but there was nothing performative about their support for feminism.

On Edge of the Earth, Aysanabee reflects on his last few years and “being on this trajectory and actually being able to chase [his] dreams.”

Whether or not the Red Zone actually exists in Canada is not well-understood, but prevention education needs to be increased year-round, Lise Gotell says.

The teachers' strike has interrupted some practicums for U of A students and created uncertainty about their future in the education system.

In “phase two” of his life and career, Stephen Curtis has focused on experimentation and received increased radio play.

Former Premier Jason Kenney criticized a news article featuring political scientist Jared Wesley as being unbalanced and an example of “agitprop.”

“The way that we talk about sleep is not just about sleep. It’s a symptom of other things in the culture,” professor and philosopher Cressida Heyes says.