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The Political Science Association: Your neighbourhood political science students’ new best friend

The Political Science Association: Your neighbourhood political science students’ new best friend

The University of Calgary’s Political Science Association (PSA) is kicking off the year with a renewed focus on helping students build connections and strengthening the department’s presence on campus and beyond. “The PSA is a non-partisan organization at the University of Calgary,” said Jersey Magtangob, a fifth-

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Mac Hall expansion under consideration as SU surveys undergraduates

Mac Hall expansion under consideration as SU surveys undergraduates

The Students’ Union (SU) is currently surveying undergraduates about a potential expansion of MacEwan Hall (Mac Hall). In an interview with the Gauntlet, SU President Naomie Bakana says student feedback and rising enrollment make this year the right time to begin the process.  “We hear all the time from students,

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FROSH: Affordable food? Battling food insecurity on campus

FROSH: Affordable food? Battling food insecurity on campus

The University of Calgary and the Students' Union (SU) have created a variety of programs to support students in managing food insecurity on campus. Find the basics down below.  Students' Union Food Bank  The SU Campus Food Bank provides year-round emergency food relief to our campus community

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FROSH: What is the Students' Union and what do they do?

FROSH: What is the Students' Union and what do they do?

The Students’ Union (SU) serves as the university’s official student government, representing and advocating for the interests of undergraduate students. Under the SU umbrella, the highest decision-making body is the Students' Legislative Council (SLC), which derives its authority from Section 95 of the Post-Secondary Learning Act.

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SLC approves 2025–26 SU Budget, hears Board of Governors update

SLC approves 2025–26 SU Budget, hears Board of Governors update

A Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting took place on June 17, where the council approved the 2025–26 Students’ Union operating budget and received a Board of Governors post-report.  President Naomie Bakana presented the budget to the council during the meeting. She began by explaining that the SU operates

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Keira Gunn talks affordability and access in Calgary Confederation bid

Keira Gunn talks affordability and access in Calgary Confederation bid

Making her federal debut, Keira Gunn is campaigning to serve as Calgary Confederation’s voice in Ottawa. With a PhD in mathematics from the University of Calgary, the New Democratic Party hopeful is looking to blend her analytical expertise with lived experiences to tackle the challenges facing this community. Gunn

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SLC addresses student concerns on attendance, course availability and assessments

SLC addresses student concerns on attendance, course availability and assessments

Vice President Academic Jessie Dinh provided a consultation at the Feb. 25th Student Legislative Council (SLC) meeting on supplemental fees, course availability and term break assessments.  Dinh outlined that the purpose of the consultation was to touch base with counsellors and provide a forum to get feedback proactively rather than

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Meet your new SU: 2025 General Election results announced

Meet your new SU: 2025 General Election results announced

Candidates and students were present for the Students’ Union (SU) general election results that were announced today in the South Courtyard of MacEwan Hall.  Students enrolled in the Winter 2025 semester voted for their top candidates from March 4–6. Students were able to vote or abstain for executive positions,

Students and faculty voice concerns at President's Town Hall on curriculum renewal and university’s future

Students and faculty voice concerns at President's Town Hall on curriculum renewal and university’s future

On Jan. 29, students and faculty gathered in the MacEwan Student Centre for the President’s Town Hall, where President Dr. Ed McCauley, Provost Dr. Sandra Davidson, and the rest of the executive leadership team discussed the university’s Ahead of Tomorrow strategic plan for 2030. Pre-submitted questions The

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