AN ORIGINAL SHORT STORY BY AVNEET GREWAL Look at the sky. Look at the ground. Look anywhere. His words echoed in my head. I looked at the… Read more “I’M WATCHING”
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This is the website for the University of Alberta - Augustana campus's student newspaper, The Dagligtale. We cover a variety of subjects that are important and of interest to students, including campus substance policies, health and safety, community engagement, arts and culture, Indigenous issues, and much more.
We publish bi-weekly and copies of the The Dagligtale can be found on campus and around Camrose at a variety of locations.
JACK OF ALL TRADES: TAKING LEARNING INTO OUR OWN HANDS
BY EMMARIE BROWN / DAGLIGTALE FREELANCE WRITER By the time we reach university, we’ve already made it all the way through the school system. That means we’ve… Read more “JACK OF ALL TRADES: TAKING LEARNING INTO OUR OWN HANDS”
OPINION: A PERSPECTIVE ON LOVE
BY KIRANDEEP SINGH / DAGLIGTALE STAFF WRITER Love is an abstract emotion that most people describe as universally good, pure, and warm. It practically begs one to… Read more “OPINION: A PERSPECTIVE ON LOVE”
THE BEST AND WORST STUDY SPACES ON CAMPUS
BY ALIZA GRAHAM / DAGLIGTALE STAFF WRITER With the beginning of December, students have a lot to look forward to. There is a break approaching and the… Read more “THE BEST AND WORST STUDY SPACES ON CAMPUS”
THE ESSENCE OF CHRISTMAS
AN ORIGINAL POEM BY SIERRA NAPIER one morning you awaken and something’s shifted you can feel it, the tingle in your fingertips the world outside glitters as… Read more “THE ESSENCE OF CHRISTMAS”
AUGUSTANA “SCORE!”
BY MIA ARCINEGAS / DAGLIGTALE FREELANCE WRITER On October 24th, Augustana held the annual event known as “Score!”. It is a part of a series of events… Read more “AUGUSTANA “SCORE!””
THE PROVINCIAL BUDGET THAT MAY CHANGE FUTURES FOR THE WORSE
BY DANIELA CARBAJAL / DAGLIGTALE FREELANCE WRITER On Monday, November 18, the Students Not Silent March took place. Students walked to the legislation in protest of the… Read more “THE PROVINCIAL BUDGET THAT MAY CHANGE FUTURES FOR THE WORSE”
