Be careful what you wish for: Obsession exposes the true violence behind the “nice guy”
Curry Baker’s Obsession transforms the familiar “nice guy gets the girl” fantasy into a supernatural critique of male entitlement.
How Environmental Science field schools help students think like scientists
An Interview with Dr. Eve Robinson about U of C’s Environmental Science field schools and how they help students build confidence, leadership, and adaptability through hands-on research.
Alberta Ballet celebrates love with Romeo and Juliet
Alberta Ballet’s production of Romeo and Juliet marks the return of one of most recognizable love stories in Western literature to the stage, this time through the vision of artistic director Francesco Ventriglia. While this Shakespearean tragedy has been adapted countless times across theatre and film, the decision to
Two points short: Inside Max Verstappen’s near-perfect 2025 comeback
As the 2025 season of Formula One came to a close on Dec. 7, 2025, Max Verstappen stood on the top step of the podium, but still missed out on his fifth-straight World Drivers’ Championship. The Dutchman delivered a historic campaign, recovering from a 104 point deficit after Zandvoort,
‘The Stateless Body’: Remembering resistance across borders
Sikh Academic Forum’s ‘The Stateless Body: Sovereignty, Resistance, and Identity’ conference was bigger than a UCalgary club event, it was an act of resistance and advocacy. From the first speaker to the final reflection, every voice carried the weight of generations who have fought, bled and achieved martyrdom under
UFC 320: Pereira’s redemption & the rise of chaos at 205
Before Alex “Poatan” Pereira’s right hook even found its mark, UFC 320 had already set the stage for a night of reckoning. The lights dimmed over the Octagon, chants roared from the crowd and tension crackled like static through T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. This wasn’t just
A never-ending Midnight Sun: Zara Larsson’s brightest reinvention yet
When Zara Larsson’s new album Midnight Sun dropped this September, extending her “Eurosummer” into fall, she stepped into an all-too-familiar battleground: the one between numbers and cultural narrative. The 10-track album shows an intentional shift towards creative control; she serves her signature dance pop sound, but