When Joshua Flis enrolled at Athabasca University, he became the first member of his family to pursue a university degree. More than three years later, he hasn’t stopped breaking ground. Not only is ...

An Athabasca University researcher will lead a study to understand how climate change and related extreme weather events affect the health of teens in Canada. “We know that young people today may be ...

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As we approach the end of the year, please note the following key dates and information regarding Athabasca University’s available services during this festive season. All other contact information ...

Athabasca University writer in residence Bertrand Bickersteth is shining a light on the untold history of Black cowboys and their overlooked yet pivotal role in shaping the culture of Alberta and the ...

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Dr. Meenal Shrivastava is Professor and coordinator of Political Economy and Global Studies. Born and raised in India, she earned her degrees in English Literature and Modern Indian History from ...

It’s sometimes said that people buy products they don’t really need, with money they don’t really have, to impress people they don’t really like. This behaviour is known as conspicuous consumption ...

The Office of the Chief Governance Officer and General Counsel is responsible for administering Athabasca University’s Policy Program, Access and Privacy Program ...

Lifelong Learning Award winner Anne Kustra’s passion for online learning is like no other, and allowed her to pursue higher education while working full time The silence in the operating room is ...

There was a time when very few people knew that Wood (Bachelor of Arts ’12) could barely leave her house. She would rely on friends and family to shop for her groceries and other necessities of day-to ...