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Libin Cardiovascular Institute

An entity of the University of Calgary and Alberta Health Services

Roberta Stinn and Patrick Ma are part of the inaugural cohort in the new Master of Management program at the University of Calgary's Haskayne School of Business. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Diverse, collaborative and experiential: Haskayne's new Master of Management program is underway

Homeless people tell nursing students, 'Just treat us like human beings'

University of Calgary alumnus Ben Northcott, who teaches at Lethbridge College, aims to combine nursing education with international humanitarian experiences. He and his wife, Sara, and their children, from left: Caleb, Abigail (top), Rebekah and Elijah, live in Lethbridge. Photos courtesy Ben Northcott

Nursing's thriving partnership with Medicine Hat College produces stellar registered nurses

Devin Drozdz's internship is in the central Alberta municipality of Clearwater County. Photo courtesy Devin Drozdz

Future engineers put their education into action in rural Alberta communities

W.A. Ranches near Cochrane, Alta. is the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine's new centre for teaching and learning, research, and community engagement. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

UCalgary Across Alberta: University's teaching, learning and research touch the heart of communities in every corner of our province