All Announcements
Stay updated with the latest notices for international students.
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PINNED UPDATE
Lowering the Flag: National Day for Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
The national, provincial, Treaty Six, Métis Nation and university flags are at half-mast from May 5–7 to mark the National Day for Awareness for MMIWG.
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Lowering the Flag: Dr. Petar Minev
The University of Alberta banner is flying at half-mast from May 1–4, 2026, in honour of Dr. Petar Minev.
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U of A to host next-generation nuclear energy program in new $10M partnership
The U of A is set to become a new home for nuclear innovation following a $5-million provincial investment in a made-in-Canada energy project.
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The Architecture of Collaboration
Teaching Squares builds community across the College of Social Sciences & Humanities through shared discovery and professional development.
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Teaching and Learning in the Context of AI
Generative AI is reshaping how we teach and learn. The Centre for Teaching and Learning shares resources for supporting students.
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A Moo-ving Experience
A new internship offers students immersive, hands-on experience on a working dairy farm.
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New U of A Hospital neurological rehab centre offers better technology, more space
A new neurological rehabilitation centre at the U of A Hospital gives patients and staff better technology and more space.
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Pharmacy News
Latest news and updates from the Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
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Ask Me Anything: Lauren Kyle McDavid takes questions from Alberta School of Business students
At the Alberta School of Business, students put their questions to entrepreneur Lauren Kyle McDavid.
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Research at Augustana
Alumnus and faculty member John Pattison-Williams is helping farmers balance wetland stewardship with agricultural needs.
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Vivre avec le cancer, un défi au quotidien
An Edmonton exhibition highlights the reality of people living with cancer, part of a larger study on the subject.
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Art in Focus: "Rising Waters" by Heraa Khan
In her 2021 work Rising Waters, the artist illuminates the perils of climate change, particularly in her home country of Pakistan.
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Statement on the Convocation Hall restoration and the War Memorial
Convocation Hall stands as a lasting tribute to members of the university community who served in the World Wars.
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What science says so far about ketones and health
U of A researchers are exploring how pharmacological or nutritional manipulation of ketone metabolism could help manage disease.
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Student Service Centre
Information and advising about admissions, registration, convocation, records, financial support, career services, health and academic supports.
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Seminar: Tail-Anchored Membrane Protein SLMAP Guides MTOC Dynamics in Developing Tissue
Department of Biochemistry seminar with Dr. Balwant Tuana, University of Ottawa — Wednesday, April 22, 9:00 a.m.
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Statement on the Convocation Hall restoration and the Casavant Organ
The original organ, donated by alumni and installed in 1925, was conceived as a war memorial dedicated on Armistice Day.
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Community pharmacy care clinics filling vital role in health-care system, study finds
New pharmacy care clinics offering assessment and treatment for common ailments are easing pressure on primary care, a U of A study shows.
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New research sheds light on how IoT data sharing transforms supply chain competition
Alberta School of Business research examines what happens when manufacturers share consumer IoT usage data with retailers.
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Jackie Zimmerman, JD/MBA '20, on thinking like a lawyer and advising like a business partner
In this MBA Diaries feature, Jackie Zimmerman reflects on combining legal training with business insight for client-focused decisions.
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Adam Gareau earns Supreme Court Clerkship
The 3L student balanced his studies with engineering work before securing a clerkship at the country's highest court.
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New cardio-oncology drug aims to protect the heart while increasing effectiveness of cancer treatments
A U of A team has developed a drug that protects the heart from chemotherapy damage while enhancing cancer treatment.
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Students help local alpaca-yarn business dress up its digital presence
Augustana students give a small rural Alberta business a marketing boost while working with community partners in a core course.
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Unwind Your Mind
Campus & Community Recreation's annual de-stress event runs April 13–24, open to students and the Edmonton community.
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Catching up with Alyssa Orobko
Indigenous dentistry grad maintains a busy practice while embracing lifelong learning in a study group founded by a fellow alum.
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Art & Design student news
HADVC MA student Ashna Rana received the Founders' Circle Award for her paper at the 2026 VSAWC Conference.
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Vice-provost (Library and Museums) and chief librarian moving to UBC
Dr. Dale Askey is taking on the position of university librarian for UBC Library.
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The 2026 Student Life Awards
Learn, connect, participate and experience life at Augustana through the 2026 Student Life Awards.
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Researchers pinpoint genetic identifier in deadly cardiovascular disease
A U of A research team has found an identifier for early heart decompensation from pulmonary arterial hypertension.
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Augustana Vikings coach Steve Enright wins ACAC Coaching Excellence Award
Steve Enright of the Augustana Vikings is the recipient of the 2025–2026 ACAC Overall Coaching Excellence Award.
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Canada's northernmost anatomy lab launches in Grande Prairie
A new anatomy lab opened by the U of A and Northwestern Polytechnic brings medical education closer to northern communities.
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'Orphan neurons' could hold key to standing after spinal cord injury
A U of A team will study poorly understood spinal neurons in posture and standing, aiming to help people with spinal cord injury stand again.
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March Message from Matina
Celebrating recent graduates, a new Graduate Certificate in Data Science and AI, Giving Day, and campus planning updates.
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Under the umbrella: polar bear study could help protect marine life
Researchers propose a marine conservation area in western Hudson Bay, using polar bears as an "umbrella species".
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The polar bear 'umbrella': How protecting one species saves many
A new study reveals how prioritizing conservation for a single species naturally protects the wider web of life in western Hudson Bay.
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Indigenisation at the heart of Francophone education
A free professional development day at Campus Saint-Jean on 15 May leads Francophone and immersion teachers through workshops and discussion.
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Convocation '26: Ziyu Shao, BSc Forestry
From plant enthusiast to forestry scholar, Ziyu Shao finds purpose in exploring forest ecosystems.
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Convocation '26: Brendan Flynn, BSc in engineering physics
A dose of self-reflection and persistence turns an academic challenge into professional success.
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A Master Class in Care
When Alberta's retired teachers asked for a better way to manage their health, U of A grads helped build a pharmacy that does its homework.
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MSc in Physical Therapy
The U of A's Master of Science in Physical Therapy is one of 15 accredited physical therapy programs in Canada.
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March winds and April showers bring forth U of A springtime experts
Spring arrives Friday, and U of A experts can illuminate the sights, sounds and challenges of the season.
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Student spotlight: Ansh Gulati, JD candidate
Experiential learning bridges theory and practice, bringing a future career into focus for JD candidate Ansh Gulati.
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New textbook offers a "complex web" of solutions for population health
Stephen Hodgins bridges clinical care and social determinants for a comprehensive look at what drives Canadians' health.
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UAlberta Computing Science students win G7 GovAI Challenge
U of A computing science students take top honours in the international G7 GovAI Challenge.
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Conservation efforts supplying polar bears with more food
Polar bears showed improved body condition during a period of significant sea-ice loss — a surprise to researchers.
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Convocation '26: Pam Hung, PhD in Rehabilitation Science
From clinic to campus, Pam Hung is redefining chronic disease care through occupational therapy.
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From Classroom to Community
Hands-on learning shaped Jenna Mulji's path from Edmonton to Kenya, empowering her to make an impact through health literacy.
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New assistant professor Anna Simonsen deep dives into studying symbiosis in nature
Anna Simonsen joins Biological Sciences to study the connections between plants and climate change.
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nanoFAB secures major CFI infrastructure funding
The U of A's nanoFAB Centre has been awarded $14.5 million through the Canada Foundation for Innovation's Innovation Fund.
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Reflections from an artist: how to develop your own personal style
Your artistic style isn't a destination — it's the result of every messy experiment along the way.
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Department Women Represent in "Wayfinders" at the AGA
Wayfinders brings together new works by eight local female artists mapping varying ways to navigate the world.
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Celebrating International Women's Day 2026
Recognizing U of A leaders and innovators whose contributions continue to drive meaningful change.
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Art in Focus: "SHED" by Kablusiak
"SHED" (2018) is a photograph from the series Akunnirun Kuupak by Kablusiak, an Inuvialuk artist based in Alberta.
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University of Alberta and University of Queensland launch research and student mobility partnership
The U of A and University of Queensland sign a memorandum of understanding to advance research and student mobility.
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'I will be an advocate for people'
A health scare set pharmacy student Raegan Abrey on a path to deliver empathetic care in rural and Indigenous communities.
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Marking 50 Years, Making New Impact
The Class of '75 Travel Award is opening doors for pharmacy students completing rural placements across Alberta.
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Donor Impact Story: Marion Schmitke
Occupational therapist and lifelong donor Marion Schmitke has dedicated her career to helping others thrive.
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How playing catch could help your child's long-term health
U of A kinesiology research featured on CBC explores how active play supports long-term health.
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The University of Alberta ranks second in SSHRC funding across Canada
Nearly $9 million in funding supports 64 projects across the university, reinforcing the U of A's national standing.
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Where identities intersect
For Black History Month, two U of A community members get creative about Afro-Indigenous representation.
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Francophonie Month 2026 Program
Throughout March 2026, Campus Saint-Jean offers a rich program celebrating the values of the global Francophonie.
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Combination of wildfires and seismic lines may limit spread of non-native plants in the boreal forest
A U of A study finds two common boreal disturbances, when combined, may unexpectedly limit the spread of non-native plants.
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Closing ceremony for Black History Month
A Black History Month closing ceremony at Campus Saint-Jean on Thursday, 26 February, open to the entire student community.
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MFA Open Studio | February 2026
The Art & Design MFA program invites the public to its annual open studio across painting, printmaking, sculpture and intermedia.
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Celebrating University of Alberta Black nursing student leaders
During Black History Month, the Faculty of Nursing highlights Black nursing students shaping the future of the profession.
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Donors ensure financial barriers "bar none" from university
The Bar None Endowment Fund has supported ALES students for 25 years, helping widen access to university.
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Alberta Unbound: Alberta and the New World Disorder
A live-recorded panel from International Week with the Hon. Anne McLellan and other experts on Alberta and global change.
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Grande Conférence 2026: What we learn from successful transitions
As part of Francophonie Month, Campus Saint-Jean welcomes international finance leader Alberto Padilla Rivera on March 9.
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Timber technology to get a $5.9M upgrade
A $5.9-million investment will modernize the computer models used to balance timber harvesting with sustainability.
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The Final Frontier
A mechanical engineering student launches her degree into the aerospace industry with the AlbertaSat student group.
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Why we're sweet on chocolate for Valentine's Day
Two U of A food and nutrition experts explain why chocolate is an ideal match for a Valentine's Day treat.
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Politics and memory of the Olympic Winter Games in the Canadian Rockies
Calgary's Olympic ski venues emerged through decades of failed bids, environmental politics and contested site selection.
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What's love got to do with heart health?
Supportive relationships — not just romantic ones — are key to preventing and recovering from heart disease.
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Maskwacîs home visit program leads to sixfold increase in early childhood vaccines
A home visitation program in Maskwacîs builds trust and resources, leading to a sixfold increase in infant vaccination.
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A life that changed sport
The U of A unveils the Steadward Paralympic Journey display, celebrating a life that changed sport.
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Cultivating belonging during Ramadan
Learn more about the observation of Ramadan and how to support those who fast during the holy month.
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Faculty of Law unveils roadmap for the next five years
A preview of three upcoming changes under the Faculty of Law's new strategic plan.
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U of A experts available to help your stories go for gold during the Olympics
The Milano Cortina Olympics open February 6; U of A experts are available for insight and analysis across the games.
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A Confluence of Leaders
The Transforming Research for Social Impact (TRSI) Hub bridges research, community and social action at the U of A.
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Chris Dodd ('98 BA Hon.) appointed to the Order of Canada
"It's very important for us to be the authors of our own stories," says Order of Canada appointee Chris Dodd.
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New assistant professor Zhou Yang trains students to become "modern developers"
Zhou Yang joins Computing Science, focused on transparency, privacy and the ecological impact of AI systems.
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January Message from Matina
Welcome to 2026 — an exciting year ahead for the college and the faculties of ALES, engineering and science.
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Crystal Gail Fraser wins 2025 Governor General's History Award
Her book examines two residential schools established in Inuvik in the 1950s and their effects through the 1980s.
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Building a better Butterdome
A gift furthers collaboration between the U of A, the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation and partners.
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Nathan Sturtevant elected AAAI Fellow
The AAAI recognizes Nathan Sturtevant for significant, long-term contributions to AI research.
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Alumni Profile: Conni Massing ('80 BA(Spec), '83 MFA)
Conni Massing reminisces about her favourite places on campus and the opportunities of a U of A education.
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Patient-led research aims to help others cope with dialysis
New patient-led research guides Albertans on dialysis on how to cope and ask for the mental health help they need.
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Laying a Legal Foundation
Four essential tips from the Entrepreneurial Law Clinic for launching your startup.
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New assistant professor Quinn Lee studies how brains and machines learn and remember
Quinn Lee joins Psychology, seeking brain-centred solutions to the challenges of AI.
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U of A partners with Moderna to harness power of mRNA medicines
An interdisciplinary partnership will use AI and computational biology to learn how mRNA medicines may be improved.
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Winter 2026 final exam schedule is now available
The Winter 2026 final examination schedule is now available — check your exam dates and locations.
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Spring Hiring Fair
Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, 12–4:30 p.m. at the Butterdome — connect with employers hiring for spring and summer.
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Career Fairs
Career fairs are a great way to connect and network with organizations and employers in your areas of interest.
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Health Faculty Immunization Program for 2026-27
Students in clinical placements must have their immunization records reviewed and updated by a healthcare professional.
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Green & Gold Summer Camp registration is open!
Browse the full camp schedule on the Green & Gold Summer Camps website. Questions: sports@ualberta.ca.
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Campus Recreation Enhancement Fund
The CREF helps keep recreation programs, equipment and facilities diverse, accessible and affordable for all students.
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First Peoples' House
A student service centre offering programs and services designed to support First Nations, Métis and Inuit learners.
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The Library Report: 2025–2026 by the Numbers
Explore the U of A Library's collections — over 7 million titles and more than 10 million volumes in print and electronic formats.
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Faculty of Education: Recent Funding Announcements
Recent research funding announcements and opportunities from the Faculty of Education.
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