UCP Student Aid Change
UCP made sudden changes, here is how it affects you | Manveet Kaur Waraich, Staff Writer | As we head into a new academic year, students gear up for pricey tuition costs with heavy...
UCP made sudden changes, here is how it affects you | Manveet Kaur Waraich, Staff Writer | As we head into a new academic year, students gear up for pricey tuition costs with heavy...
By Noel Harper, News Editor Budget 2021 presented Alberta’s United Conservative government with a number of difficult challenges. Last year around this time, the party doubled down on its initial campaign promise to balance...
By Noel Harper, News Editor Jan. 28 marked this year’s Bell Let’s Talk Day, the telecommunications company’s annual initiative to raise money for mental health efforts through online interactions within social media and text messaging....
By Noel Harper, News Editor Alberta’s post-secondary students are no strangers to publicly airing their grievances with the provincial government. This includes participating in gatherings of demonstration — gatherings that are restricted due to the...
By Noel Harper, News Editor The province has initiated applications for a new scholarship program aimed at Albertans who are helping to work towards gender parity and reduce gender-based discrimination. The Leaders in Equality Award...
By Noel Harper, News Editor The Advanced Education Minister of Alberta, Demetrios Nicolaides, is taking his plan to overhaul the province’s post-secondary system on a virtual town hall tour to hear from key stakeholder groups,...
By Noel Harper, News Editor As the second wave of COVID-19 continues to drastically affect all levels of government in Canada, November granted Calgarians a peek at how their municipal, provincial and federal leaders...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor The Government of Alberta introduced a new outcomes-based post-secondary funding approach on Jan. 20, as it looks to “increase transparency and accountability and help build a modern and diverse workforce for the future.” The transformation of post-secondary...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor According to the National College Health Assessment, Canadian graduate students in the Spring of 2018 answered survey questions that told some of the troubles and worries of post-secondary students. 44.6...
Funding goes to Chair of Sustainability and the Environment Holly Triebwasser News Editor Once again, Mount Royal University is the recipient of a generous donation aimed at supporting and empowering students in...