One Child Every Child grant supports research for rare childhood diseases
Cohort of specialists can now focus on getting rapid, accurate diagnoses of ballooning number of immune-related conditions
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Class of 2023 in photos: Be the change you wish to see in the world
UCalgary honours and extends congratulations to fall graduates as they step into the future and become members of our alumni communityRead more ➜
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
UCalgary researcher wins prestigious award for helping develop non-opioid painkillers
Ketul Patel receives Mitacs Award for Outstanding Innovation—Postdoctoral for his work developing a first-of-its-kind, non-addictive medication to treat chronic painRead more ➜
ARTS AND CULTURE
Werklund School of Education and Northern Lakes College address rural and remote teacher shortage
Renewal of BEd transfer agreement recommits to community-based learning
BUSINESS AND ECONOMY
Olympic Oval pivots holiday market to give UCalgary entrepreneurs a new venue
1st-ever Holiday Market & Skate for the Oval draws upward of 1,000 visitors
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Martha Hall Findlay to lead School of Public Policy
Lawyer, senior business executive and former MP begins five-year term in January 2024
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Former Ghanaian president visits campus, praises UCalgary’s diversity
John Mahama promotes West Africa as a hub for innovation and economic growth
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arch magazine
How did Taylor Swift bond with legions of “Swifties” to become a record-breaking artist and a figure of female empowerment? Professor Dawn Johnston attributes Swift’s massive popularity not only to song themes that are highly relatable to her teenage followers, but also to her public responses to powerful men who have tried to bully her