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2025 Haskayne Alumni Award recipients

Haskayne Alumni Awards celebrate career achievements and impact

A group of people gather under a white tent with a red banner that reads "Welcome All to the ��֦��Ƶ Pop-Up Care Village" at Central Memorial Park. Volunteers wearing reflective vests and visitors are seen interacting around tables covered with red tablecloths. The background features tall buildings, greenery, and other tents.

U��֦��Ƶ students and alumni lead ��֦��Ƶ Pop-Up Care Village 2025

2025 KICKOFF and U��֦��Ƶ60 celebration

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Vibrant campus march sets tone for U��֦��Ƶ60

Alumni All Access

Showtime! Get ready for Alumni All-Access 2025

Robert Thirsk speaks at a 2018 U��֦��Ƶ event

Q-and-A astronaut edition with Robert Thirsk

Robert Thirsk 2025

Grounded in values, aiming for the stars

A group of pickleball players pose together on an indoor court, smiling and holding paddles. They are participants in the "Dinking to the Summer" tournament at YYC Pickleball, dressed in sporty attire under fluorescent lights.

Serves up! U��֦��Ƶ alum builds community through pickleball

A group of people stand together

U��֦��Ƶ students place third globally in Map the System social innovation competition

A man wearing a black blazer and red lanyard interacts with an augmented reality interface using a Microsoft HoloLens headset. He is gesturing with his right hand, pointing or tapping mid-air, with a focused expression. The background is blurred, showing an indoor environment with people and large windows.

U��֦��Ƶ engineering alum builds human-first tech solutions company

Tamara Jarrett, co-founder of Elements Athletics, officiates a basketball game. She wears a standard black and white referee uniform, with the Mic’d Up tech tucked into a black band around her upper arm. Spectators are visible in the background, seated on folding chairs, as a player walks past the frame.

As referee abuse drives officials out of sport, a U��֦��Ƶ startup is pushing back