By Sheroog Kubur, January 25 2022—
The Sleepwalk Collective will be making their Calgary debut at this year’s High Performance Rodeo with three performances. Known for their experimental and novel approach to theatre, the troupe collaborated with Christopher Brett Bailey … Read the rest
By Cristina Paolozzi, August 10 2021—
Calgary’s next municipal general election takes place on October 18, and 23 candidates are running for mayor this year.
Jyoti Gondek, current councillor for Ward 3, plans to use the experience she’s gained over … Read the rest
By Emma Kilburn-Smith, January 13 2021—
This past semester held new learning challenges and opportunities for University of Calgary students and educators alike. Some students embraced the new attire and classroom setting — pajamas and sweatpants in bed, while professors and teaching … Read the rest
By Sophia Lopez, October 8 2020 —
Aside from the busy start to the fall semester, many students are still on the hunt for jobs this year. Due to the pandemic, many of our regular day-to-day experiences and schedules had to … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, March 26 2019 —
Here’s a truth that every student knows: Textbooks are expensive, sometimes prohibitively so.
Many students need to pick which textbooks they’ll cough up the cash for at the beginning of the semester … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, February 27 2019 —
Bermuda Shorts Day is one of the University of Calgary’s oldest and most popular traditions. But it’s time that we take a good, hard look at it. The Students’ Union General Election … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, January 31 2019 —
Canada has a new political party. Usually, it would be good for our democracy that new ideas and positions are being expressed. Unfortunately, this is not the case here.
At the helm of … Read the rest
Bill C-46 an affront to constitutional rights
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, January 17 2019 —
Canada’s new impaired driving laws are a sloppy piece of legislation. Make no mistake — impaired driving is a terrible crime. Driving while impaired puts innocent … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, November 30 2018 —
The introduction of Lime bikes — electric-assisted bicycles rentable through your phone — to Calgary is a great thing for the city. Having more mobility choices is important and bike-share programs are … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, November 7 2018 —
Canada’s campaign for one of 10 non-permanent United Nations Security Council seats is a true test of the Trudeau administration’s diplomatic prowess. The government has encouraged all of its diplomats to approach … Read the rest
