News

  1. Jillian Pratt

    ALES grads ready to take on the world

    It was time to celebrate but Associate Dean (Academic) Nat Kav had one last message for the ALES graduating class of 2013.

  2. Helping older adults choose the life they want

    Inspired by the older adults in her life, human ecology grad Sarah Lucas is devoting her career to quality of life for seniors.

  3. Hayley Carlson

    Seeing the forest for the trees

    ALES graduating student develops 'How-to-save-the-world' wall to remember the big picture

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In the News

  1. Help! How can I rid my car of that annoying yellow dust?

    Sherrie Benson, a horticulturist with the University of Alberta’s Devonian Garden explains that at this time of year peoples’ cars get covered in yellow seeds and pollen from nearby trees.

  2. Climate projections help foresters decide what to plant

    University of Alberta researchers have developed guidelines that are being used by the forestry industry and government foresters to get a jump on climate change when planting trees. Article quotes Laura Gray, a post-doctoral fellow in the university’s Department of Renewable Resources in the Faculty of ALES.

  3. Victoria's secrets

    Ken Munro, professor emeritus of history and Anne Bissonnette, textiles curator at the University of Alberta, are interviewed about Queen Victoria in time for the Victoria Day weekend.

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