University of Alberta Students' Union • August 24, 2011Check out the used book selection at SUBtitles -- used textbooks are often available at a significantly lower cost for the identical book!
University of Alberta International • Oktober 27, 2011The International Center has everything from computers, to study desks and even a kitchen :) A Perfect study spot.
Residence Services • Februar 14, 2011Lactose intolerant? Get the no-cheese omelet from the Mar. Tasty.
UAlberta • November 10, 2010Check out the Universiade Pavilion (aka the Butterdome) opened in 1983. It has 2300 seats plus 2900 retractable seats, and facilities for dozens of sports.
Joshua S. • November 25, 2009Get a beer at the new redone RATT and look out at the 360 degree view of campus.
Anita H. • Oktober 14, 2010If you want to become an occupational therapist, physiotherapist or speech and language pathologist... Then this is the place!
UAlberta • November 9, 2010Visit the Administration Building (built 1957), the first building on campus with air conditioning and an elevator. On September 9th, 1982, the building was the site of an armed robbery.
UAlberta • November 9, 2010Explore some of the exhibits available for viewing on the main floor gallery of the Human Ecology Building. The collection comprises more than 16,000 items spanning 250 years.
UAlberta • November 10, 2010Visit the University’s first home on campus: Athabasca Hall. In 1911, it had 50 residences, 7 classrooms, 5 labratories, a library, a reading room, administrative offices, a dining hall, and a kitchen
UAlberta • Mai 27, 2011Assiniboia Hall is the where the Office of the Chancellor, and the U of A Senate, is located.
Brett M. • September 15, 2010Come visit the RMBS exec in their office, room 2-02, and don't forget to check out the website at www.rmbs.ca for the best reading week around.
UAlberta • November 10, 2010Walk through the tropical greenhouse in the Agriculture/Forestry Centre. There are 150 tropical plants and an overly friendly bird named Sam too.
Rich C. • November 8, 2011On level 2, walk to the west side of the building for a seven-storey glass area that fills the building w natural light!
UAlberta • November 9, 2010Visit the Paleontology Museum, located in B-01 of the Earth Sciences. It contains an incredible array of fossils, ranging in size from small to very large and intimidating, including a T-rex head.
UAlberta • November 9, 2010Take a long hard look at the 14-storey Henry Marshall Tory Building. Apparently it leans toward the river. This building hosts classes in Economics, Political Science, Sociology, History, and Classics
Nav • November 29, 2011Great building with access to the train, all the health science students associations, computer labs, and most importantly, a starbucks to feed your caffeine addiction.
Steph A. • July 19, 2012Visit the balconies on the east and west sides of the 3rd floor... Beautiful gardens and a great place to enjoy your lunch/study breaks!
Breanna T. • Oktober 17, 2012A really busy place all the time!. It's annoying to study in, but very entertaining to people watch.
Ali • September 27, 2011This building is spectacular! I even have a brick on the wall.
Muhammad Waheed A. • Mai 3, 2012Q. Which day is stronger..! The Answer is..! Its Sunday Coz Monday Is A Weekday (Weak day)…………………;
Braeden P. • November 2, 2011UACS has awesome cheap food (drinks, treats, and microwaveable food), and there are nice big tables and desks for studying/working.
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