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PhD student pursues solutions at the intersection of critical minerals and Indigenous rights
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (412+ words) Driven by a passion for environmental law and a commitment to advancing Indigenous rights, Laura Rivalta Baez (LLM’25) is using her PhD at the University of Calgary Faculty of Law to tackle some of today's most pressing legal challenges. In…...
Opinion: Canada’s approach should be more proactive to U.S. tariff negotiations
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (195+ words) The School of Public Policy This op-ed was originally published in the Globe and Mail on Jul. 21, 2026. As the latest U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports renew questions about Canada's strategy in trade negotiations, Tim Sargent and Fen Osler Hampson argue in…...
National grants fuel record year for Haskayne business research
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (203+ words) Janice Hillmer | Haskayne School of Business What is the real value of human capital? How will self-driving vehicles transform the way we think about owning and using cars? Can AI predict if a company can survive financial distress? In a…...
Honouring the Community Behind International Community Development
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (288+ words) Rosie Adams, Faculty of Social Work On May 22, the Faculty of Social Work’s Global Engagement team welcomed Journey Guides, Elders, community partners, faculty members and supporters of international and community-engaged learning to downtown Calgary for its Community Partners Appreciation Luncheon....
Federal funding for research in the Faculty of Arts | News
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (214+ words) Congratulation to our Faculty of Arts researchers who received federal funding in the Government of Canada SSHRC funding announcement on July 21, 2026. These grants will support these scholars in their pursuit of research excellence and innovation. Dr. Dean Curran, associate professor,…...
Tri-Filler: UCalgary researchers develop new antimicrobial agent to make every-day surfaces safer
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (492+ words) Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has been identified as one of the biggest human health concerns, but researchers at the University of Calgary have developed an additive that has shown a 230-fold improvement in eliminating bacteria from surfaces. This work builds upon…...
New article in Creative Education by Nestar Russell, Jasmine S. Teed, Nazario Robles Bastida | News
5+ day, 13+ hour ago (241+ words) New article in Creative Education by Nestar Russell, Jasmine S. Teed, Nazario Robles Bastida University of Calgary New article in Creative Education by Nestar Russell, Jasmine S. Teed, Nazario Robles Bastida Based on Jasmine S. Teed PURE project under the supervision of professors…...
A smarter road ahead: UCalgary research strengthens Canada’s bridges
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (559+ words) As Canadians hit the road this summer, the many highway bridges they cross help keep people, communities and businesses connected. But the country’s bridges face growing pressure from aging infrastructure and climate-related hazards. To help address that challenge, Dr. Muntasir…...
UCalgary researchers create tools to identify information manipulation in the digital space
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (180+ words) From vaccine hesitancy to foreign interference and animal health, information manipulation in the digital space is on the rise, and the University of Calgary is on the front lines of combatting it. To gauge just how much information manipulation is…...
Three students. Three perspectives. One message: You’ve got this.
1+ week, 2+ day ago (513+ words) Student Experience and Support Rachael Turner, Werklund School of Education University can feel like a whole new world, with bigger classes, more independence and countless opportunities to explore. My biggest piece of advice is to start looking into the resources…...