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Construction begins on west campus lands

University of Calgary hosts SHAD summer program for future leaders

Resistance to antibiotics is on the rise worldwide because of the overuse and misuse of medications, which can also lead to other health issues like drug toxicity or complications. “Microbe” by NIAID via Foter.com is licensed under CC by 2.0.

New app helps doctors minimize patients' resistance to antibiotics

Dr. Jon Meddings reappointed dean of the Cumming School of Medicine

New kind of first aid course teaches mental health response skills

Haskayne grad gets Wall Street job straight out of university

Kinesiology grad student

Kinesiology grad student lands job as research scientist with Adidas

You Li is the first China Scholarship Council visiting student to graduate from the Doctoral Cotutelle program which highlights international research collaboration between international partner universities. He worked with Naser El Sheimy in the Schulich School of Engineering and his research focused on developing high-precision navigation algorithms for sensors in smartphones, watches and glasses that transfer information like location, speed and orientation of the user. Photo by Riley Brandt, University

PhD student's new geomatics engineering degree also recognized by Chinese university

Systems and email issues being addressed

First Nations thought leader says old way of thinking is the new way forward