BY ALIZA GRAHAM / Dagligtale Staff Writer The University of Alberta’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity (EDI) Strategic Plan was launched On February 13, 2019. The Plan is… Read more “Augustana’s Plan for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion”
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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.
Faculty Follies: A Blunt Comedy
BY HIEN NGUYEN / Dagligtale Staff Writer On Thursday, March 28th, Augustana Campus Forum was filled with a crazy long line of students. Wait a second! Is there… Read more “Faculty Follies: A Blunt Comedy”
The Importance of the Vote
BY ALEX HO / VP Communications As many may know, or not know, the provincial election has been called for April 16th, 2019 which means that we… Read more “The Importance of the Vote”
‘Hello’ From Camrose Public Library’s New Director
BY ROBYN GRAY / Special to the Dagligtale I have decided to use this article as an opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Robyn Gray, and… Read more “‘Hello’ From Camrose Public Library’s New Director”
The Grand Prix – Toiletized!
BY AMITAV BANERJI / Dagligtale Staff Writer Augustana has a lot to offer its students, such as small class sizes, personal relationships with professors and additional staff, as… Read more “The Grand Prix – Toiletized!”
“Hello Brother”
BY FEISAL KIRUMIRA / Community Submission “Hello brother” – these are the first and last words a Muslim man at the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch New… Read more ““Hello Brother””
Research Colloquium Musings
BY AMITAV BANERJI / Dagligtale Staff Writer Over the past three years, I have had the pleasure of learning new skills and gaining vast amounts of knowledge… Read more “Research Colloquium Musings”
