2020 Fall

Even before the days of COVID-19, education at all levels has been quietly becoming more and more digital. Now, with COVID-19 forcing many students to learn remotely, it seems inevitable that the digitization of education will only pick up speed.

The study of health and life sciences has a strong appeal for many prospective students, and there are a wide variety of specialized careers to consider in this field.

There are a variety of rich and informative ways to learn more about the many diverse Indigenous cultures in Alberta.

Whether looking to become a carpenter, electrician, plumber, welder, or sheet metal worker, starting out in the trades can seem daunting at first.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced post-secondary institutions to quickly transition to online learning in the spring of 2020 without adequate time for students or professors to prepare.

While pursuing their dreams of higher education students of all ages have, at one time or another, had to adjust what they spend on necessities – and food is one of them.

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Back-to-school season during COVID-19 comes with unique challenges.

As universities and colleges adapt to the changing world, one truth remains: education is still a key factor in success.

Since COVID-19 entered the scene, the everyday has seemingly been turned on its head. From face coverings to self-isolation, the global health pandemic has had profound impacts on how Albertans go about their day to day.