With the winter semester coming to an end, AU students may be planning on a graduation trip or a vacation to end the school year on a high note. As a traveler and a foodie, one of the best recommendations a friend once had for me was to sign up for airport lounge passes. Prior… Read more »
If you want to become a professor, you’ve got it tough. At least, that’s the view of Dr. Chris Davis, author of How to Become a Professor: A Non-traditional Guide. But wait! PhD programs throw money at you, don’t they? Well, physical universities offer paid T.A. and teaching roles. But make sure you also apply… Read more »
HIST 367 / GLST 367 (The Second World War) is a three-credit history course that is intended to provide a better understanding of the events of the war years, focussing on the decade of 1937 to 1947. This course will focus on several key wartime events, as well as on the issues and controversies that… Read more »
Dear Barb: Greg and I have been together five years and moved in together two years ago. We have just finished our degrees, have landed good jobs, and are anxious to begin a future together. Eventually we want to have children, but have decided to purchase a house first. Everything is great between us until… Read more »
Undergrad Program Orientation for New Students Wed, Ap 17, 5:00 to 6:00 pm MDT Online Hosted by AU Faculty of Business business.athabascau.ca/event-details/business-undergraduate-new-students-information-session-april17-2019/ Register online at above link Edmonton Meet & Greet Wed, Apr 17, 5:00 to 7:00 pm MDT The Rec Room, 1725 99 St NW, Edmonton AB In person Hosted by AUSU www.ausu.org/event/edmonton-meet-greet-8/ Email… Read more »
Living out near the town dump is better than it sounds. There’re stunning views east to the rugged volcanic batholith of Giant’s Head mountain and, beyond that, an open vista with Okanagan Lake (and the mythical Ogopogo) out of sight far below. Along the horizon the line of mountains further away frames the picture like… Read more »
If you bombed your first year of university, don’t fret. You can still survive and thrive. You don’t need an Einsteinian brain either, but instead, a rigorous work ethic. And if you go to both AU and a physical university, I have a tip on how you can survive a nasty safe space. Here are… Read more »
Now that you know all the benefits of cultivating your own garden, you’re probably excited about all the delicious and fresh possibilities ahead. Still, you want guaranteed results with your hard work. Search no more, here are 15 tips and tricks gathered from skilled gardeners to assist you in creating the garden of your dreams—yum!… Read more »
This space is provided free to AUSU: The Voice does not create or edit this content. Contact services@ausu.org with any questions. IMPORTANT DATES Apr 15: May degree requirements deadline Apr 17: Edmonton Student Meet & Greet Apr 30: Deadline to apply for course extension for June May 9: AUSU Council Meeting May 10: Deadline to… Read more »
