By Maggie Hsu, November 23 2024—
It was a winning weekend for the Dinos basketball teams this past weekend and they continue pushing through their season along with hockey, the return of volleyball after a week off and the Canada … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 20 2024—
Proposing and conducting a research project based on your interests can seem like a daunting task that’s perceived as something reserved for graduate students pursuing their Master’s degrees or undergraduate students nearing the end … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 16 2024—
Hockey is quintessential to Canadian culture, yet for many women and girls, the rink remains an unwelcoming space. On Oct. 22, Hockey Canada released a discussion paper to “inform all Canadians who are invested … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 15 2024—
It might be reading week for us students but while we take the week to mentally and emotionally recover from the whirlwind that’s been the fall semester, the Dinos will still have plenty of … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 8 2024—
The Dinos’ women’s basketball team made a statement this past weekend as they stole the weekend from the Saskatchewan Huskies. It was an important win for the Dinos as their most recent win was … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 8 2024—
The Dinos men’s basketball team made a powerful statement in their home-opening weekend, sweeping the Saskatchewan Huskies. Their back-to-back wins on Nov. 1 and 2 highlight the Dinos’ potential as a conference contender this … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 8 2024—
It’s the weekend before reading week and the Dinos will be in action. Take some time this weekend to relieve some school-related stress by going to a Dinos game or two to cheer on … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 6 2024—
Whether it’s your first visit to the gym or you’ve been working out for years, having the right gear can make all the difference. While you don’t necessarily need to bring anything to a … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 4 2024—
It was Calgary versus British Columbia in the Final Four of the Canada West playoffs this past weekend. The Dinos’ women’s soccer team kicked off the tournament, welcoming their cross-Rocky Mountain rivals to their … Read the rest
By Maggie Hsu, November 5 2024—
The next step in an athlete’s career after university is getting scouted and drafted into a professional league. Fifth-year Dinos’ basketball player, Noah Wharton got his first taste of going pro in the Canadian … Read the rest
