Issues Archive

NewTrail Spring/Summer 2024 Cover

Spring/Summer 2024

U of A grads add $250B a year to the global economy. And that's just one way you enrich the world.

NewTrail Autumn/Winter 2023 Cover

Autumn/Winter 2023

Generative AI tools like Chat GPT are pushing humans to the edge of a new era. What do you need to know?

NewTrail Spring/Summer 2023 Cover

Spring/Summer 2023

Meet the U of A grads, researchers and other experts using tiny tech, microscopic medicines and little tweaks in language to solve some big problems facing our world.

NewTrail Spring/Summer 2022 Cover

Spring/Summer 2022

Meet forward thinkers at the U of A using innovative ideas and research to shape the future of where we live.

New Trail Winter 2021 Issue cover

Researchers, grads and faculty are tackling the challenges of today and tomorrow

New Trail Spring 2021 Issue cover

Have you ever wondered what it takes to win a Nobel Prize?

Part II of 100 Things We Learned Reading 100 Years of New Trail

Part I of 100 Things We Learned Reading 100 Years of New Trail

Researchers jump to tackle the COVID-19 virus and the chaos it causes

The secrets behind the legendary U of A cinnamon bun

Meet Beverly McLachlin, former chief justice of The Supreme Court of Canada

"Meet some of the people behind the push to power the future"

Tap in the know-how of 22 experts to make your life just a little better.

Dementia sets lives adrift. Research is finding a better way forward.

Artificial intelligence is here to stay. We look behind the hype

After fleeing conflict, three Syrian students embrace the everday moments.

These everyday heroes are rarely in the spotlight, but they help to brighten the world.

This special issue looks at the legacy of residential schools and explores a path forward.

Research goes beyond the university. If you have a question, researchers might have the answer!

Rudy Wiebe is almost as famous among his former students as he is in Can Lit.