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How to become your own cybersecurity expert

Betting the store on online customers isn't sure thing for retailers

Mobile-friendly online tool helps ease students' academic journey

Digital technologies can help people with mobility-related disabilities

The Canadian Consortium for Arctic Data Interoperability (CCADI)'s Arctic research data infrastructure project has recently earned support from the Canada Foundation for Innovation. Photo by Matthew Ayres

New cyberinfrastructure opens doors to Arctic data warehoused across the country

Three things you should know about D2L's new look

Lab NEXT opened this week on the third floor of the Taylor Family Digital Library. Photos by Dave Brown

Lab NEXT opens to scholars in the Taylor Family Digital Library

$1.5M grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation supports urgently needed research into media preservation

Maleknaz Nayebi, a PhD candidate in software engineering and lead author, Guenther Ruhe, Electrical and Computer Engineering professor, and PhD candidate Mahshid Marbouti analyzed 70,000 tweets from evacuees during the Fort McMurray fire. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Thousands of Fort Mac fire tweets show evacuees struggled for online answers

Advanced iOS Programming students and clients came together on the last day of classes for app prototype presentations. Photos by Susan Cannon, University of Calgary

Computer Science students get creative developing iOS apps