60 years of UCalgary
UCalgary has launched a 60-week storytelling campaign marking the university’s 60th anniversary in 2026. Community members are invited to submit story ideas through the intake form.
Latest news
Writing for Wellness: Finding Steadiness on the Page
Storyteller, poet and alum Miranda Krogstad reflects on writing, mentorship and mental well-being, and how returning to the page can help when life feels heavy.
UCalgary's most-read research news of 2025
In a year that saw the University of Calgary officially become a Top 5 research university, readers of UCalgary News learned about early humans adapting to extreme climates more than a million years ago, the cause of a mysterious white patch appearing next to northern lights, the subtle effects of the sounds found in a modern-day health-care clinic, and more
Alex Bierman interviewed on CTV News, Global News, and Calgary Herald about holiday stress and the ‘buy now, pay later’ system
Experts warn against using ‘buy now, play later’ programs
Investment from Environmental Damages Fund sets stage for bull trout’s comeback
Scientists, Indigenous communities to safeguard Alberta’s provincial fish from uncertain future
A decade of discovery in neurodevelopment and children’s mental health
Celebrating 10 years of UCalgary's Owerko Centre
Calgary Institute for the Humanities marks 50 years of asking ‘why’
Founded a decade apart, UCalgary and the Calgary Institute for the Humanities have grown together as a home for inquiry, dialogue and big questions
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In the media
In the News Alex Bierman (Sociology) and Melanee Thomas (Political Science) in CBC News
Tapping out: Why Calgarians might not be cutting water use during latest crisis
In the News Maria Zytaruk and Bob Brennan, on Radio Canada
Imprimer comme en 1450
In the News Trevor Tombe, Economics, on CTV News
Expect ‘resilience’ to be the Canadian economic word of 2026
In the News Lisa Young, Political Science, on CTV News
All eyes to be on Edmonton-Riverbend as looming byelection could give Carney majority
In the News Lindsay Amundsen-Meyer, Matthew Munro, Anthropology and Archaeology, in The Conversation
Canada has too few professional archeologists, and that has economic consequences
In the News Trevor Tombe, Economics, in the Edmonton Journal
'Diversify oil export markets': Danielle Smith pushes pipelines as Trump moves on Venezuela
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