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Safety Leader of the Year Rae Ann Aldridge debriefs with her team.

Rae Ann Aldridge named Safety Leader of the Year by Canadian Occupational Safety magazine

Five ways to keep your holiday celebrations lit, without the fire hazard

Five ways to keep your holiday celebrations lit, without the fire hazard

UCalgary students Abigail Skaudis, left, and Jennifer Bohn, centre, scripted, performed and produced Growth over Grades with the support of Leah Tellier, sessional instructor for the Faculty of Nursing. Photo by Jodi Egan, University of Calgary

UCalgary students win grand prize in video contest with their submission, Growth over Grades

UCalgary renews support for #IBelieveYou campaign

Tales from the insurance files

Student takes initiative to help raise awareness in medicine about #Metoo movement

Do the penguin shuffle to help you stay on your feet this winter.

Are you ready for winter on campus?

Fifteen experts rise up to address sexual violence at Canadian universities

Little devices like this one will be used to measure radon levels in all UCalgary student residence buildings, student family housing and childcare facilities. Radon testing must be conducted during the winter months, so now is the time to start measuring radon gas levels in your own home.

Radon testing in UCalgary residence and childcare facilities gets underway

Alex Klassen and Jacqueline Smith, along with Joel Mader (not pictured), developed the Cannabis Café as an opportunity for people to talk openly about a controversial topic.

Cannabis Café talks all things cannabis Oct. 11