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Geography 280: Course challenges students to rethink what a map is

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From award-winning actor to writer-in-residence, Tracy Dawson finds next evolution at UCalgary

Three young adults standing close together outdoors, smiling at the camera. The person on the left wears a cap backwards, glasses, and a black hoodie over a blue and black shirt. The person in the middle wears glasses and a blue striped shirt. The person on the right wears a green cap, glasses, and a dark green button-up shirt.

UCalgary students launch Ascend, a collective for passionate youth

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Cumming School of Medicine events explore what we can learn about sexual violence through comedy

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MBA students gain real-world experience with Creative Destruction Labs-Rockies

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UCalgary student pens award-winning essay on a future world

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Chemically-powered car the size of a shoebox a winning design for UCalgary student team

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Schulich PhD student wins pair of prestigious civil engineering student awards

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New Foothills campus exhibit combines art, science and medicine

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Master of Social Work alumna creates safe spaces for racialized communities