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Indigenous Students' Union
University of Alberta

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About Us

The Indigenous Students' Union (ISU) operates as both a Student Representative Association (SRA) under the Students’ Union (UASU) and under the umbrella of the Dean of Students (DoS). We seek to create a safe and inclusive space for self-identified Indigenous students to re-affirm and foster balance in spiritual, mental, physical, and emotional health through the promotion of cultural, political, academic, athletic, and interpersonal interests.

Visit our lounge at 2-20 North Power Plant - Open every day! 

ISU Lounge

Drop by our campus space to study, eat, and connect — community starts here!

Advocacy

The ISU is for students, by students. We support our community by creating space for Indigenous voices and providing a platform to be heard.

Cultural Engagement

We celebrate and strengthen our Indigenous cultural connections through community events, gatherings, and cultural programming.

Information on ISU and it operations

The ISU offers Scholarships, Child Care Bursaries, and Non-Emergency Travel Grants throughout the year.

Indigenous Students' Union Gallery:

Celebrate your favourite community memories here!

Looking to come together with the community to create meaningful connections? Join us at our events!

Want more support and opportunities beyond the ISU?

Check out our student resource list!

Need to reach the ISU Team? 

We are happy to help!

Want to learn how the ISU operates?

Check out our ISU Handbook page for more information on the Indigenous Students' Union operations, elections process, bylaws and constitution.

Contact Us

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Opening Hours

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2-20 North Power Plant

University of Alberta

T6G 2N2

Edmonton, AB

Daily

9:00 am – 9:00 pm

Closed for statutory holidays

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We would like to acknowledge that we are located in ᐊᒥᐢᑿᒌᐚᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ (Amiskwacîwâskahikan) on Treaty 6 Territory, the traditional lands of First Nations and the homeland of the Métis nation. Specifically, we respectfully acknowledge that the University is located on unlawfully stolen and unceded Papaschase Cree territory.  

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