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Donovan Praymayer

Indigenous Pathways Program makes a difference for Schulich students

Michael Hart speaks at the Spring Tea Dance ceremony

Elders create new symbol for Winter Count buffalo robe, in parallel with UCalgary 2021-22 annual report

Urban design studio participants, whose work makes up the upcoming SAPL exhibition Education for Reconciliation

SAPL exhibition weaves Indigenous knowledge into design, planning education

Indigenous Knowledge Lecture Series

How Indigenous conceptions of morality may be resident in educational forums

Indigenous Connectivity Institute

Community, industry and policy leaders call for action to conquer Canada’s Indigenous digital divide

Marking 5 years of UCalgary’s journey to Indigenization

Marking 5 years of UCalgary’s journey to Indigenization

Treating trauma as ghosts: how finding parallels in Indigenous and Western healing can improve mental wellness support

Treating trauma as ghosts: How finding parallels in Indigenous and western healing can improve mental wellness support

Revisiting the Spirit of ii’ taa’poh’to’p

UCalgary celebrates 5 years of commitment to our Indigenous Strategy

Beginning the Journey Towards Reconciliation is now available through Enterprise Learning

New online course offers window into Indigenous Peoples' histories, cultures and lived experience to build intercultural capacity on campus

A child practices bandaging an animal on a stuffed toy.

Indigenous youth explore the world of veterinary medicine thanks to new grant