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Accessibility pilot project aims to improve access in lecture theatre
By Eula Mengullo, March 14 2023—
Students from the Undergraduate Biological Sciences Equity Sub-Committee (UBSEC), in partnership with Enrolment Services and Student Accessibility Services, initiated an accessibility pilot project in the Science Theatres to help reserve seats for those who … Read the rest
Opinions >
Energy transition is our current reality
By Allan Birkett, March 13 2023—
Energy transition is an inevitability. What is in our hands is our role in shaping its trajectory, especially as Albertans. The Canada Energy Regulator has concluded that Alberta has the second highest level of … Read the rest
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To Kill an Education: Book banning and the problems of censorship
By Jorja Strickland, March 20 2023—
Books — the bane of most students’ existence. Although most kids would love to hear that there’s one less book on their curriculum that they have to read and analyze, the idea of banning … Read the rest
Arts & Culture >
The Strokes are still rocking the indie music scene two decades later
By Ansharah Shakil, March 20 2023—
Twenty-two years after their spectacular crash into New York’s 2000s music scene, the Strokes have released The Singles — Volume 01, composed of the 10 singles released from their first three albums and their … Read the rest
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CIFF 2022 in a nutshell
By Sheroog Kubur, Nimra Amir, Amanda Wilson, October 27 2022——
The Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) is the most coveted event for film enjoyers across the city, and this year’s iteration did not disappoint. CIFF continued to support the hybrid … Read the rest