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Twenty students in the dual BSc(Eng)/BComm degree program toured the London Stock Exchange on May 2, 2018. This opportunity was supported in part by student experience funding from the Currie family.

Dual engineering and commerce degree students cap demanding studies with international experience

Scott MacKay performs an electroencephalography (EEG) recording on his father at the UCalgary Foothills campus.

Studying sleep apnea sets undergrad on new career path

Social work student leads provincial initiative to combat elder abuse

Devastating flood had lasting, positive impacts on staff and alumni

Class of 2018: How science mentorship and ambassador programs helped foster connections

UCalgary archaeology students spearhead Aboriginal Youth Engagement Program

Cumming School of Medicine undergrad Emily Boucher's work will be published in the journal Parasitology.

Getting published as undergrads: A mentorship story

First-place team Neuraura was presented with the prize cheque at the 2018 TENET i2c competition finals on May 8. From left: Jon Meddings, dean of the Cumming School of Medicine; Pierre Wijdenes and Colin Dalton of Neuraura; and competition founder Ken Moore.

TENET i2c team wows judges with monitoring platform to measure brain activity

Breanna Domak takes a shine to Skipper as she learns a bit about horse health from animal health tech Lisa Colangeli.

UCalgary shares weird (and wonderful!) science of caring for animals

Study explores how wearable technologies can help reduce risk of back injury among nurses