As we near the end of the Winter 2022 term, we look back at the events and activities that kept us inspired and connected to each other.

See what we were up to in this month's photo gallery.

Griff and Hunter teamed up as part of the Oilers Community Foundation's 50/50 Pride Night fundraiser in support of MacEwan's Centre for Sexual and Gender Diversity.

Dance rehearsal is one place where Theatre Arts students don't always have to keep their feet on the ground. Here, students rehearsed their fancy footwork in preparation for The Drowsy Chaperone.

It's showtime! The Drowsy Chaperone, winner of five Tony Awards, runs March 30 to April 3 in front of a live audience. The Faculty of Fine Arts and Communications made the performance even more special by donating ticket sales from the April 1 performance to support the people of Ukraine through the Canada-Ukraine Foundation.

As part of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Week, sessional faculty member Mboya Nicholson in the Department of Music gave a special lecture that examined the innovations of jazz legend Louis Armstrong. Nicholson dove deep into Armstrong's stance on civil rights and the mark he left on other music artists.

We celebrated International Women's Day on March 8. Senior leaders across the university crossed their arms to show their commitment to "break the bias" against women by calling out bias, discrimination and stereotyping.

As part of MacEwan's Pride Week festivities, the City of Edmonton lit up the High Level Bridge in pride colours.

Award-winning playwright and Queer historian Darrin Hagen (right) and LGBTQ2S+ community advocate, former Edmonton city councillor Michael Phair led a neighborhood walking tour as part of the launch of the Edmonton Queer History Project on March 8. Read about the project here.

The university created a designated lab space for conducting research with zebrafish. Above, Dr. Craig Monk, provost and vice-president, Academic, explored the housing room as part of a tour of the new lab.

From the University Archives: To commemorate the college’s 25th anniversary, the graduating class of 1997 adopted an injured bald eagle. Cared for by staff at the Strathcona Raptor Centre, the bird took flight on newly mended wings on April 6 at Hawrelak Park. View the timeline of MacEwan's 50-year history here.

Wish you had been there? Celebrate another major milestone as MacEwan University marks 50 years at the 50th on Fourth event on April 29 and 30.