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Suzette Mayr’s new novel is a rollicking satire of academic life set in a fictional (but oddly familiar) western Canadian university called Inivea. The title character confesses her misguided [...]

Coming Together

Examining Alberta’s family doctor shortage.

More women are in the workforce than ever before. But Alberta’s wages and workplaces still heavily favour men.

A recent graduate of both Calgary universities revisits his city’s rapidly changing campuses.

The honourable member for Edmonton-Centre pictures his coffee table covered in Post-Its. And then the rhythm seizes him.

Alberta's writing instructors reveal the beauty of language, one conversation at a time.

Alberta’s universities have lost autonomy and changed focus. A veteran professor calls for a debate about their future.

Why does a spectacular art collection languish in a University of Lethbridge storeroom?

As a professor, he was widely respected. As a conservative leadership candidate, he courted the redneck vote. Just who is Ted Morton?