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Grad student collaborating with First Nation on governance project

UCalgary welcomes 47 new Canadian citizens home

Haskayne School of Business prof and alum part of team advancing pipeline solution

Executives from the Indigenous Students’ Council have been busy creating an awareness week jam-packed with events to celebrate Indigeneity. Photo courtesy the ISC

Five things to see and do at Indigenous Awareness Week 2019

Rex is a fierce supporter of the Campus Mental Health Strategy — and here he walks the talk with his friends Karen MacDonald, left, and Jennifer Kzionzena from the Native Centre. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Ian Campeau and Vivek Shraya face complexities of mental health and identity head-on

Student messages shed spotlight on Indigenous issues

Karlee Fellner, fourth from left, associate professor in the Werklund School of Education, and her collaborators from the Siksikaitsitapi were recently awarded a SSHRC Indigenous Research Capacity and Reconciliation — Connection Grant. Photos courtesy Karlee Fellner

'Nothing about us without us'

First-year student Mikala Dickson is one of five recipients of the David Bissett Award of $10,000.

Prestigious scholarships unleash student potential and uplift families

Noojimo Mikana (A Healing Path): Insights from a Canadian leader in Indigenous Peoples' health research

Artist Kalum Teke Dan stands beside his recently-completed mural.

Wall art creates brave space for Indigenous nursing students