A combination of drone-based remote sensing and machine learning could help researchers monitor soil health across larger areas, according to a University of Alberta study.

First-Year Council is meant to be uplifting for new students on campus, but it' well behind schedule and too large in scope.

Our playlist provides you with the all the witchy vibes needed to get the party started. It features some obvious Halloween classics, paired with some kitschy, old-fashioned tunes and even a few ...

Golden Bears and Pandas place fourth at Canada West Championship for the highest place in UAlberta Golf program history ...

On September 23, the University of Alberta held its annual Careers Day. Companies and organizations had the opportunity to set up tables and reach out to students. Students were able to ask questions, ...

Nadir Erbilgin explains why the mosquito population ballooned this summer, and what is means for the ecosystem.

This enthralling version of The Tamer Tamed is a memorable, yet interesting production that is sure to leave attendees ...

The one-person musical written by and starring Noam Tomaschoff proved to be nothing more than an awkward but charming ode to ...

After the increased rainfall this summer, the mosquito population in Edmonton has increased substantially. There are more ...

On October 14, a protest took place at Lister Centre, regarding the University of Alberta hosting canadian podcaster Jesse ...

On September 2, the University of Alberta Hospital officially opened its new weapons detection system. Both patients and ...

The loss of epishelf lakes is a "small-scale extinction event" for plankton and zooplankton that called these lakes home.