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Ministers Duncan and Morneau at announcement

UCalgary selected for federal pilot program to enhance research excellence through increased equity, diversity and inclusion

Analyst Dina Lavorato, left, academic director Richard Wanner and analyst Stephanie Cantlay.

Search underway for new academic director of Prairie Regional Research Data Centre

Construction begins on Glenbow Western Research Centre in the Taylor Family Digital Library

From left: Associate dean Amy Burns, senior instructor Isabelle Barrette Ng, and manager Gareth McVicar received a 2019 University of Calgary Teaching and Learning Grant for their project, Strengths-Based Teaching: The Role of StrengthsQuest for Post-Secondary Students in Teaching Roles. Photo by Jessica Snow, Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning

2019-20 University of Calgary Teaching and Learning Grants recipients announced

Rosemary Twomey, postdoctoral fellow in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, researches tailored exercise interventions to reduce cancer-related fatigue. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

International group aims to improve research methods in kinesiology

Copyright compliance is a legal obligation for everyone and good practice as a member of the campus community.

Here are three helpful copyright reminders for faculty and staff

Jackelyn Elgert, left, and Emma Jackson get the lay of the ranch land on their first visit to W.A. Ranches. Photos by Mike Ridewood, for the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Busload of Vet Med students visit their new classroom on the range for the first time

Drone shot of W.A. Ranches at the University of Calgary, a 19,000-acre cattle ranch just west of Calgary.

W.A. Ranches officially transfers a 19,000-acre living laboratory and classroom to UCalgary

Archives and Special Collections processing area.

Expansion of High Density Library enhances support for campus community

Different perspectives are changing the scope and texture of Canadian literature