BY KIRANDEEP SINGH / Dagligtale Staff Writer With the ASA elections, it is important to become educated on our candidates’ platforms and hear their views on meeting… Read more “Introducing Your ASA Candidates”
Author: dagligtalenews
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.
Parking Inconvenience a “Benefit” for Camrose Community
BY ALIZA GRAHAM / Dagligtale Staff Writer Every year the Camrose community is flooded with visitors from all over the province because of dance festival season, which… Read more “Parking Inconvenience a “Benefit” for Camrose Community”
ASA Report Cards: How Did Your Executives Do This Year?
BY SOROUSH KHODAEI / Editor With election season fast approaching, we were inspired by The Gateway, the student newspaper of the University of Alberta, to evaluate the… Read more “ASA Report Cards: How Did Your Executives Do This Year?”
An Interview with a Canadian Comedy Icon
BY ISABELLA BOURQUE I recently got to sit down (on the phone) with the star and creator of Corner Gas, Canadian comedian Brent Butt, to ask him… Read more “An Interview with a Canadian Comedy Icon”
Discussing Changes to Augustana’s Substance Use Policy
BY KEN WINDER / Dagligtale Staff Writer With the legalization of marijuana in Canada as of Oct. 17, 2018, students, the majority of whom are the legal… Read more “Discussing Changes to Augustana’s Substance Use Policy”
Science Grading vs. Humanities Grading
ARTIST: SADIE SHERMAN
Get Out the Vote: Educate Yourself!
BY: ALEX HO, VP COMMUNICATIONS, ASA This is the second article in a series on the upcoming provincial elections, encouraging students to get involved with provincial politics… Read more “Get Out the Vote: Educate Yourself!”
