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UCalgary students' research sheds light on controversial cybersecurity bills
Law, military and strategic studies students present findings at RCMP's National Cybercrime Co-ordination Centre
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Who's who of Canadian sea power at UCalgary this week
Centre for Military, Security and Strategic Studies hosts conference on Canadian maritime security
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Royal Society of Canada announces 2025 Fellows including three UCalgary scholars
Henry Leung, Bruce Pike, and Frank Stahnisch recognized with Canada’s top academic honour
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Connecting with alumni a winning strategy for Giving Day
Kinesiology tops record-breaking annual fundraiser, helped in part by efforts of men’s volleyballer and Olympian Graham Vigrass
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Outstanding members of UCalgary Arts honoured
Faculty awards recognize Arts community's achievements and influence
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New book explores Alberta’s oil history and culture
History professor Dr. Paul Chastko, PhD, examines how oil shaped politics, popular culture and identity in early twentieth-century Alberta in his new book The Boom. His research traces how resource development influenced regional identity and political life.