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Athabasca University graduate Dr. Wayne Clark is using his Doctor of Education degree to uplift Inuit cultural safety.

An 80,000 word thesis would take 9 hours to present. Your time limit... 3 minutes!

On October 1–2, The FGS and AUGSA held another very successful Graduate Student Research Conference (GSRC), virtually.

See how a corporation’s lack of socially and environmentally responsible practices directly affects its long-term profitability and even its viability.

Athabasca University alumna Dr. Stefanie Ruel's academic research is uncovering stories of women in Canada's space industry.

Athabasca University (AU) business professor discusses how AU is integrating artificial intelligence into business communications courses.

Research about diabetes relates to healthy eating and active living, the two primary approaches to prevent and manage the disease.

Analysis of cellphone data shows no change in movement from areas targeted by restrictions to neighbouring regions during COVID-19.

Jananee Rasiah, academic co-ordinator at Athabasca University, is using film to reach teens struggling with mental health and self-esteem.

AU professor Dr. Knopp-Sihota, a nurse practitioner who works in long-term care, began studying how to better assess pain in dementia patients

Dr. Henry Tsang's design approach to architecture is the same, whether for a fancy new museum, or a community centre for underserved groups.

Space weather is difficult to predict, with only an hour to prevent disasters on Earth, says Athabasca University space scientist.

Athabasca University professor and architect Dr. Henry Tsang discusses how his Asian heritage inspires his research and professional work.