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Taking part in the announcement at the University of Ģ��ý were, from left: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Dean Baljit Singh, Provost Dru Marshall, Minister of Advanced Education Marlin Schmidt, student Elizabeth Riddett, and President Elizabeth Cannon.

UĢ��ý Faculty of Veterinary Medicine granted $7.2 million from province to expand program

Rosie the dog is now able to run, jump, hike, and swim because of a total hip replacement procedure performed by the University of Ģ��ý's Terri Schiller. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of Ģ��ý

Rosie's new hip: Adopted rescue dog gets a new lease on life

University of Ģ��ý PhD student Jennifer Pearson's newborn calf research has earned her the prestigious Douglas A. Armstrong Memorial Scholarship from the Academy of Veterinary Consultants. Photo by Collene Ferguson, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Veterinarian PhD student at UĢ��ý passionate about helping newborn calves

Will a baby giant panda (or two) be born later this year at the Ģ��ý Zoo? The pregnancy watch is on, so stay tuned. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Ģ��ý.

Will the Ģ��ý Zoo hear the pitter patter of little panda paws this year?

Chronic wasting disease (CWD), an infectious neurological disease that kills deer, is spreading rapidly in Alberta. Colourbox photo

UĢ��ý study finds vaccine protects against chronic wasting disease

Alastair Cribb, founding dean of UĢ��ý’s Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, has been appointed dean of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University, effective July 15, 2019. University of Ģ��ý photo

Founding dean of Veterinary Medicine Dr. Alastair Cribb appointed dean at Tufts University

Vet med researcher studies new camera-in-a-capsule method of examining a horse's gut

Vet med researcher studies new camera-in-a-capsule method of examining a horse's gut

Two University of Ģ��ý-led research teams have been successful in this Government of Alberta grant competition.

Antimicrobial resistance and quantum technology dream teams receive $12M in research funding

UĢ��ý sports-related and veterinary sciences subjects among top in the world

Jackelyn Elgert, left, and Emma Jackson get the lay of the ranch land on their first visit to W.A. Ranches. Photos by Mike Ridewood, for the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Busload of Vet Med students visit their new classroom on the range for the first time