The University of Calgary Teaching and Learning Grants program is a significant institutional investment in pedagogical research and innovation. In the most recent cycle, 25 recipients shared $685,000 in funding, underscoring the university's commitment to advancing teaching practices and educational inquiry. The grants support projects that explore new methodologies, address challenges in higher education, and contribute to the scholarship of teaching and learning. While the program is rooted in the University of Calgary's academic community, it reflects a broader movement toward evidence-based pedagogy and inclusive education. The grants are designed to foster projects that can have a tangible impact on student learning and institutional practice. Recipients join a cohort of educators and researchers dedicated to reshaping the educational landscape. The call for 2026 applications is now open, with a deadline of January 13, 2026. This opportunity is particularly relevant for those engaged in the scholarship of teaching and learning, especially those whose work addresses diversity, equity, and inclusion in educational contexts. The program's emphasis on innovation and research suggests a preference for projects that are both theoretically grounded and practically applicable.