In honour of Women’s History Month, learn the stories and legacies of several women from the social sciences and humanities at the University of Alberta who broke ground in their areas
Ruhee Dhillon, BCom ’04 and founder of Rubies Bras, made it her mission to support women — not just by creating bras that truly fit, but by challenging the idea that women should conform to what’s available,
Only seven per cent of workers report never being harassed by patrons, say researchers who have identified “pillars of resistance”
The innovative initiative has opened doors and led to new opportunities for Iiesha Moume
Political scientist finds recruits seeking training and resources for perceived “race war”
The College of Social Sciences is excited to announce that Dr. Laura Beard will serve a three-year term as the college’s inaugural associate dean (access, community, and belonging).
The College of Social Sciences is excited to announce that Dr. Temitope Oriola will serve a three-year term as the college’s next associate dean (research).
Across the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, veteran researchers face the challenges and reap the rewards of preparing the future of their disciplines
Excellence in a broad array of disciplines, including Education, shows in Times Higher Education’s latest ranking
University will play key roles in four collaborations — with expertise from the Alberta School of Business — receiving more than $95M in federal funding
Dean Washington wishes our college community a relaxing and joyful festive season
Arts professor and poet Jordan Abel wins Governor General’s Literary Award for fiction for his debut novel, Empty Spaces, a challenging reimagination of The Last of the Mohicans
In this Times Higher Education article, Dean Marvin Washington offers tips on how to foster interdisciplinary collaboration as a university administrator
New documentary film hosted by Faculty of Law Prof. Timothy Caulfield examines the hypermasculinity movement in contemporary culture
Sarah Nickel (Arts) has received this national recognition and designation to support her research in Indigenous Politics and Gender