Most-read news of the year
These are the most-read articles in the UCalgary News network published during the last 12 months. Measurement by Google Analytics
UCALGARY RESEARCH
Taking vitamin D could help prevent dementia, study finds
University of Calgary launches national research project to discover more insights to protect the brain while we age
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
UCalgary Master of Physician Assistant program funded by province
Alberta government’s promise follows budget plan for new nursing seats
UCALGARY RESEARCH
University of Calgary awarded largest research grant in its history
One Child Every Child to transform the lives of all our kids
ON CAMPUS
22 UCalgary faculty appointed UCalgary Research Excellence Chairs
Prestigious new program recognizes UCalgary research leaders
UCALGARY RESEARCH
New study finds drug-resistant parasites are widespread in pet dogs across U.S.
Finding may have implications for Canadian domestic dogs as hookworm cases rise on this side of the border
ARTS AND CULTURE
For better and for worse: Feminist scholars weigh in on Barbie’s legacy
In advance of the hit movie, UCalgary experts explore whether iconic doll’s impact on culture has been positive or negative
UCALGARY RESEARCH
A record 7 UCalgary scholars named Fellows of Royal Society of Canada
Faculty members recognized for notable scholarly, scientific or artistic advancements
BUSINESS AND ECONOMY
UCalgary researchers build 3D-printed materials with liquids
New approach could open doors for everything from energy storage to tissue engineering
ON CAMPUS
Class of 2023: Meet our spring 2023 President’s Award winners
Inspiring graduates recognized for academic achievement, leadership, and contributions to community
UCALGARY RESEARCH
Transdisciplinary UCalgary team investigates ethical use of AI in post-secondary
Principal investigator Sarah Elaine Eaton says programs like ChatGPT are the next evolution of learning tools
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
We’re headed for an El Niño event this winter. UCalgary climate scientist recaps what we know
Department of Geography professor John Yackel says parts of Canada can expect drier, warmer conditions during winter of 2023-2024
ON CAMPUS
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