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The winning team in the Innovation 4 Health competition received $30,000 for their automated, modular IV pole. Back row from left: Luis Souto Maior, David Tanhelson, Curt Zerr, Saba Aslam, Richard Beddoes, Lauren Wong. Front row: Miriam Nightingale, left, and Chelsea Ford-Sahibzada. Photos by Andres Kroker

First-place students win $30,000 in inaugural Innovation 4 Health Hack Competition with automated IV pole design

The Legacy of Tatanga Mani (Walking Buffalo)

Herbarium director Jana Vamosi, right, with digital special projects associate Rob Alexander, who oversaw the creation of the new online Flora of Alberta collection. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Digital collection of Alberta flora launched at University of Calgary

Schools and organizations across Canada embark on journey to indigenize

University of Calgary students get a lesson on the history of the petroglyphs at Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, near Milk River, Alta. Photos by Trevor Alberts and Betty Rice, Werklund School of Education

Hear the land speak, learn Indigenous ways, be embraced by Mother Earth

Learn how academic integrity affects students, professors and staff

Ch'nook Scholars select three 'amazing' Indigenous students from Haskayne

Decoding decolonization and other big concepts

ii' taa' poh' to' p begins a journey of transformation and renewal

Calgary Institute for the Humanities receives gift of $1 million