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The Cumming School of Medicine is named in honour of Geoffrey Cumming, left, shown with medical school Dean Jon Meddings at the 2014 event announcing the largest donation in the University of Calgary’s history. Photos by Jaekyun Im, for the Cumming School of Medicine

Reflections on our first five years as the Cumming School of Medicine

Dennis Kadatz, founder of the Dinos athletic program, was associated with sports at the University of Calgary for 55 years. Photo by David Moll, for Dinos Athletics

University of Calgary mourns passing of Dinos pioneer Dennis Kadatz

As president of the Kinesiology Students’ Society, Eva Bosnjak advocated for better and more inclusive rules for KinGames teams and events, broadening the list of employers participating in Kindustry, and co-ordinating Kin Camp — a team-building event for first-year kinesiology students. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Class of 2019: Kinesiology grad wants to make sport an inclusive arena

Why I'm an Ignitor: To be part of the energy

Chantal Palmer, centre, with her current and former co-workers from the Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Calgary. Photo courtesy Chantal Palmer

Class of 2019: 'Tough but fun - and I wouldn't have had it any other way'

Canadian cycling legend brings bike and nutrition expertise to first-ever Chancellor's Ride

Creative Destruction Lab Rockies helps Edmonton venture to lead in renewable energy

Natasha Kenny, senior director at the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning, says the Teaching Scholars program has had a positive impact on thousands of students at the University of Calgary. Photos by Jessica Snow, Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning

Teaching Scholars' research projects investigate the needs of today's learners

MacEwan Hall Ballroom reopens

Former 'Lost Boys of the Sudan' beat the odds