The Kitchen is Always Open
A traditional act of compassion, which elevates contemporary Calgary and defines the heart of the growing Sikh community, has inspired an expanded program of study.
The Science Behind Your New Kicks
The first rule of running shoe innovation is that you don’t talk about running-shoe innovation
Ageism is Getting Old
A growing body of research shows the negative impact of treating older persons as hapless “others.” If we’re lucky, it’s a group we’ll join someday. It’s well beyond time to change our perceptions.
Touching History
From a special tree to a residential school, our fleeting natural and built environments are rich with secrets, stories and knowledge that 3D technology can preserve and protect.
Constitutionally Yours
As our official Rights and Freedoms hit middle age we have to ask: What has our Charter done for women lately?
What the %@*# is Open Science
A growing movement that encourages researchers to fling open their notebooks to the world may prove that sharing is, indeed, caring.
Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch
Vet Med’s 19,000-acre backyard is fertile ground for discovery by the largest group of researchers working on beef in North America.
10 Things We Like About Annie Murray
A coveted career that calls for boundless curiosity, meticulous attention to detail, and a passion for people and storytelling — a rare books librarian is a rare bird, indeed
A Look Inside the University of Calgary’s Vault
The climate-controlled space is filled with rare books, original letters, fragile photographs and more. Its librarian gives us a peek inside
When Netflix Needed a New Language for a Cult of Witches in Archive 81, They Called John Scott
Instructor’s made-for-TV language is completely plausible
Mutual Attraction: W. A. Ranches Investigates How Bats and Cattle Can Help Each Other
Field research took place on the pastures at the University of Calgary’s W.A. Ranches.