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2026 SU general election supplement

2026 SU general election supplement

F*ck, it’s election time already? This election season, I find myself with a lot on my mind, especially as a student journalist. Globally, metaphorical shit has been hitting the metaphorical fan. Attacks on democracy are becoming about as commonplace as Sunday brunch, blatant lies are being disseminated on

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PUP and the Snotty Nose Rez Kids bring the love to MacHall

PUP and the Snotty Nose Rez Kids bring the love to MacHall

Despite the larger venue, PUP (aka Pathetic Use of Potential) and the Snotty Nose Rez Kids brought a hometown concert feel to the halls of UCalgary for an all-time show. Walking into MacHall on Nov. 29 for my first concert at the venue, I was surprised at how seamless

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MacEwan Hall lets students rock out to PUP’s new album Who Will Look After The Dogs? this November

MacEwan Hall lets students rock out to PUP’s new album Who Will Look After The Dogs? this November

UCalgary students can see one of Canada’s most energetic modern punk bands when PUP comes to rock at MacEwan Hall in November. PUP (“Pathetic Use of Potential”) has been one of the country’s fastest growing Canadian punk rock bands in the past decade. Consisting of Stefan Babcock, Steve

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“Hollow Knight: Silksong” shows us that video games are absolutely an art form

“Hollow Knight: Silksong” shows us that video games are absolutely an art form

Video games are potentially some of the richest, most nuanced forms of storytelling money can buy, and Hollow Knight: SIlksong shows us exactly why. Stories have been around since the dawn of language, and as technology advances, humanity explores new forms of storytelling to push boundaries and experiment. You’ve

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Be the change: When youth stay silent

Be the change: When youth stay silent

If you don’t vote in this municipal election, you contribute to the decline of our democracy. ‘Tis the season once again — politicians are making promises and everyone is talking about the future of our city. Soon, we’ll be invited to take time out of our lives to research

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Develop lifelong skills and meet lifelong friends with the UCalgary Model UN Team

Develop lifelong skills and meet lifelong friends with the UCalgary Model UN Team

The UCalgary Model United Nations Team (UCMUNT) is about more than just cool, blue helmets — it’s an opportunity to gain professional skills in a fun, collaborative and competitive environment. Model UN is a unique and wildly versatile extracurricular activity. “It’s a simulation of the United Nations,” explains UCMUNT

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Students come together around cinema at the UCalgary Film Society

Students come together around cinema at the UCalgary Film Society

UCalgary’s Film Society may not cater to the masses, but for open-minded students, it is a place to witness new perspectives, make friends and develop a critical vocabulary to describe cinema. Meeting every week to watch and discuss different films, the Film Society is the perfect place for

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The Creative Writing Circle may be new, but the writing community is strong at UCalgary

The Creative Writing Circle may be new, but the writing community is strong at UCalgary

The UofC Creative Writing Circle aims to be a “beam of light” for aspiring writers whose creative journeys have been stuck in the shadows. In her first year at the University of Calgary, Emcher Sison turned to clubs to find friends and extracurricular fulfillment. A lover of writing for as

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The Game Design Club provides accessibility to a complex but rewarding art form

The Game Design Club provides accessibility to a complex but rewarding art form

Welcome to the Game Design Club, a space where game-enthusiasts can come together, make friends and peek behind the curtain to learn how their favourite games are made. Perhaps video games are a comfortable way for you to unwind at the end of a long day, or the source

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Amidst rising unemployment rates, students should play to their strengths

Amidst rising unemployment rates, students should play to their strengths

Unemployment rates are rising in the city of Calgary, but students may have a better chance of securing a job by knowing and honing in on their unique strengths. It’s not a great time to be a young person. Whether it’s the repercussions of COVID-19’s social

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