
Our students are worried. We want to help them. We want to make things better for them. We look for alternative methods of assessment. We dedicate our time to re-learning how to teach. We’ve made time for them when they need extra help.
We do this because what really matters…

I was deeply disturbed to read a CBC report today, which details how one of our colleagues, Professor Ogbogu, had been targeted with racist messages following his commentary on Alberta’s pandemic response.
Professor Ogbogu has the full and unequivocal support of the University of Alberta. Reflecting the university’s unwavering commitment…

As President Turpin wrote on June 1, we all have work to do to transform our communities and close the gaps of inequity, and as many of you have highlighted, we at the University of Alberta must continuously commit to doing our part to address racism, inequality, and exclusion. …

The University of Alberta values diversity, inclusivity, and equity across and among our people, campuses, and disciplines. We understand that equity, diversity, and inclusivity (EDI) are fundamental for us to achieve the excellence in learning, teaching, research, service, and community engagement that we undertake each day.

The wellness of the University of Alberta community matters, and that’s why we are working closely with Alberta Health Services to monitor the latest developments concerning everything from the flu to COVID-19
You can find the latest information to help you stay healthy this winter by visiting the University Health…

I’ve been present at every Congress for the past 23 years, without fail. I’ve seen first-hand the tremendous impact it has when it comes to building research networks, making personal connections, and disseminating research. I’ve also seen the benefits for students: professionalization, community building, and experiential learning.
For those who…