Athletics / MacEwan University Griffins
MacEwan Griffins want to share their enthusiasm for sports with kids! During the regular season, children under 12 can attend games for free and teenagers 17 and under only have to pay a toonie. Then, in the off-season, Griffins coaches and players host Junior Griffins sports camps, preparing and developing young athletes for competitive sport.
kihêw waciston
Families are welcome at all kihêw waciston events. Ceremonies, workshops, cultural advising meetings, lunches and dinners—student who are parents are invited to bring their children with them when they visit. As well, our staff can provide you with information on childcare and family housing for Indigenous students.
MacEwan University Sport and Wellness
The Sport and Wellness Centre isn’t just for University students. We host family fun days, swimming lessons for kids of all ages and sport camps for kids throughout the year. Talk to our staff to learn about family-friendly programming.
Parent Connect
Students who are parents have questions to ask and experiences to share. The Parent Connect program gives you the opportunity to meet with other MacEwan students who are also balancing parenthood with a post-secondary education. Your children are welcome at these monthly gatherings.
Parent Link Centres
This provincial government initiative provides parents and caregivers with free resources and support. Qualified staff deliver parenting programs, share information about child development and help families who are experiencing parenting and family issues.
Students’ Association of MacEwan University (SAMU)
The students’ association provides a number of resources and supports for student parents, including peer support, emergency loans, Safewalk, health and dental offices, reduced rates on tickets to local sporting events and a food bank. Learn about all of the ways SAMU supports students who are parents.