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Two people stand side by side outside in the snow

Donors’ enduring vision shapes the future while honouring the past

A woman wearing a lab coat and glasses smiles at the camera while another works out behind her

World-class kinesiology research facility coming to the University of Ģ��ý

4 people stand next to each other smiling at the camera in from of a banner that has University of Ģ��ý, Alberta Cancer Foundation, Alberta Health Services and OWN.CANCER written on it

Riddell family makes $25M OWN.CANCER gift to advance groundbreaking cancer immunotherapy research and biomanufacturing

Doug Mahoney, Milan Heck

UĢ��ý researchers translate hypothesis into personalized treatment for cancer

Cenovus advances inclusion while building leaders, empowering through research, and committing to innovation at UĢ��ý

Lorne Miller, cancer patient and City of Ģ��ý firefighter, speaks at the gift and naming announcement at the new Arthur J.E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre.

$50M gift to power research, education and care at new Arthur J.E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre

The Walsh family learns about organoid research in the Kurrasch lab. From left: Deepika Dogra, Deborah Kurrasch, Linden Walsh, Ian and Erin Walsh.

Research study ‘feels like hope’ for Ģ��ý family

Philanthropists T. Boone Pickens (left) and Harley Hotchkiss

Friendship that spanned a lifetime leads to multimillion-dollar legacy gift to Hotchkiss Brain Institute

CIH donors: Heather and Ian Bourne

Gift ensures permanent grad student placements at Ģ��ý Institute for the Humanities

Philanthropist and equestrienne Edith Rodie left $4.7 million to the University of Ģ��ý to support rehabilitative research, in part through the Ģ��ý Health Foundation.

The formidable woman who inspired RESTORE Network’s neurorehabilitation research