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Provost's Postdoctoral Awards

Inaugural recipients of Provost’s Postdoctoral Awards for Indigenous and Black Scholars announced

In the News: Jack Lucas, Political Science, in CTV News

'Unparalleled' success rate: Edmonton incumbents strongly favoured to win re-election

In the News: Lisa Young, Political Science, in Global News

Calgary election: Making sense of campaign dollars

In the News: Ronald Kneebone, Economincs, in Calgary Herald

From boom to bust to an economic transition — Nenshi dissects decade of upheaval

In the News: Michael Antle, Psychology, in CTV News

Alberta's referendum should not focus on daylight time, psychologists say

In the News: Trevor Tombe, Economics, in Toronto Star

As Alberta holds a referendum, we asked: What would Canada look like without equalization?

In the News: Trevor Tombe, Economics, in CTV News

Alberta set to vote on rejecting equalization, premier says it's about leverage

In the News: Trevor Tombe, Economics, in National Post

All things being equal, what's the big fuss?; Alberta referendum may spur national equalization debate

2021 Killam Annual Professors, from left, David Eaton, Carolyn Emery, Nicole Letourneau, Penny Pexman and Cora Voyageur.

Five UCalgary researchers named Killam Annual Professors

In the News: Lisa Young, Political Science, in Edmonton Journal

Transparency, clearer legislation is needed to close loopholes in Alberta's municipal elections that could allow groups to influence votes, experts say