Featured News
6 outstanding grad students selected as equitable and inclusive leadership interns
Program stands as a commitment to equitable pathways
Appointments - Office of the Dean
The Faculty of Arts announces interim Associate Dean, Research roles
Campus comes together on National Day of Remembrance of Québec City Mosque Attack and Action Against Islamophobia
UCalgary community reflects on devastating attack 7 years ago and action moving forward
27th Canadian Ethnic Studies Association Biennial Conference / 27e Conférence biennale de la Société Canadienne d’Études Ethniques
November 14-16, 2024 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Canada / 14 au 16 Novembre 2024 Université de l’ Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Canada
University of Calgary teach about anti-racism
Pallavi Banerjee, Sociology, in CTV
Happy Holidays from the Faculty of Arts
Undergraduate student designs the faculty’s 2023 holiday card
In the news
In the News Jenny Godley, Sociology, in The Globe and Mail
In Costa Rica’s Blue Zone, people flock to ask a 102-year-old cowboy his secret to a long life | Canada Voices
In the News Jenny Godley, Sociology, in CTV
Implications of a falling birth rate
In the News Jenny Godley, Sociology, in CTV News
Implications of a falling birth rate
In the News Pallavi Banerjee, Sociology, in CBC News Calgary
Number of non-permanent residents in Alberta soared to 180,000 at the end of 2023
In the News Abdie Kazemipur, Sociology, in CBC News
What makes a good Canadian? A Muslim 'parental rights' marcher speaks out
In the News Jenny Godley, Sociology, in CBC News
Canada sees population growth not seen since the 1950s
Featured publications
In the News Taylor & Francis Group
South Asian Diaspora, Gender, and Transnational Lives: Epistemological Omission of Caste by Pallavi Banerjee and Chetna Khandelwal
In the News Springer
Flawed reports can harm: the case of supervised consumption services in Alberta
In the News Gastroenterology
Variation in testing for and incidence of celiac autoimmunity in Canada: A population-based study
In the News A. Bierman and J. Miao - SAGE Journals
Functional Limitations and Psychological Well-Being Among Older Adults in China: The Critical Role of Hukou as a Stratifying Factor
Consciousness: Where Science and Ethics Converge
The Annual Leslie. S. Kawamura Memorial Lecture, presented by the Numata Chair in Buddhist Studies and classics and religion.
Join Peter Hershock from the East West Center in Honolulu to examine consciousness and its ethics.
March 22
7 - 9 p.m.
TFDL