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Filmmaker in Residence
The CMF Filmmaker in Residence program was launched in 2017 to offer students the opportunity to develop skills from practitioners in a range of roles in the field of filmmaking.
News and Announcements
2026 D2L Innovation Awards for Teaching and Learning
Faculty of Arts recognized as part of UCalgary team advancing inclusive learning
Following the joy: Catching up with Lindsay Ell
Country star and former UCalgary student Lindsay Ell opens up about mental health, creative freedom and redefining success on her own terms.
From Track star to Country Pop star: Katelyn Lehner's next act
Long before she was playing festival stages, Katelyn Lehner was chasing podiums as a UCalgary athlete. Now she’s off and running in a music career in an industry with no lanes, no stopwatch and no scoreboard.
David Garneau Wants You to Look Again
Books without words. Bubble-wrapped bison heads. Sunlight soap. In David Garneau’s latest exhibitions, everyday objects carry unsettling histories.
Faculty of Arts Awards and Celebration of Excellence 2026
Event honours the impact of teachers, researchers, creators and administrators at UCalgary and beyond
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In the News SU University of Calgary
2026 SU Teaching Excellence Award Winner, CMF's Aimee Koritska (MA)
In the News CBC/Radio-Canada
Printing Like It's 1450 - UofC Book Arts Lab
In the News Charlene Elliott in Canadian Grocer Magazine
Child-targeted food products promoting unhealthy food to kids: study
Faculty of Arts psychology professor leads global study on childhood adversity
Dr. Sheri Madigan, PhD, professor in the Department of Psychology, co-led an international study examining adverse childhood experiences across 102 countries. Published in The Lancet Public Health, the research highlights the lasting impacts childhood adversity can have on health and well-being.
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