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News Pitches Aug 2
Extra, Extra! News Pitches Coming in Hot 🔥
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Hey everybody — Areeha here! I am now the Gateway's 2021/2022 News Editor. I'm super excited to work alongside the rest of the News team in this upcoming year!
If you're looking for a pitch, you've come to the right place. This is a great time to take on some news pitches before the busy school year begins. If one catches your eye, respond to this email and let me know! As usual, stories are due by 5pm Friday.
Next week we will also be resuming volunteer meetings for the News section. If you are looking to attend weekly meetings for the remainder of the summer, fill out
poll to determine the time. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns and I'd be happy to help out.
If there's a particular news story you'd like to write, feel free to pitch it to me. If you need anything at all, shoot me an email at [email protected]
U of A engineering professor Rafiq Ahmad has partnered with Tecnológico de Monterrey of Mexico to develop a personal protective respirator to keep front-line workers safe from COVID-19.
This new online UAlberta exhibition Materialities and Meaning of past, present, and future addresses changing perspectives on the intersections of gender, identity, race & ethnicity, the language of power & the study of under-represented groups. Interview one of the exhibit's curators!
A U of A researcher is working to capture the power of sunshine to boost canola yield for western Canadian farmers.
Paul D. Paton, professor and former Dean of Law at the University of Alberta, has become Interim CEO of The Canadian Bar Association. Interview him on this new position!
Interview the Marketing & Promotions Campaign Coordinator of the Golden Bears & Pandas on their new marketing campaign!
By leading an internship and creating a new online course, UAlberta professors Kim TallBear and Jessica Kolopenuk are addressing increasing demands for Indigenous governance in STEM.
A UAlberta study looked at the COVID-19 pandemic's financial impact on family providers of long-term care.
Dr. Lori West has have developed unique tools that allow them to study ABO blood group immunology. Using a new technique, they are now looking at blood group antibodies in patients who have had COVID-19.