SU meets with AI experts, emphasizes caution in use of new tech in academia
The University of Calgary Students’ Union’s President and VP Academic approached the subject with caution against “adoption for adoption’s sake.”
Pop-up flu shot clinic returns to University of Calgary
The annual program provides free immunization against the flu to the university community.
What do U of C students think about the 2026 Alberta referendum?
The Gauntlet spoke to students across Campus to get a feel for the sentiment of this month’s hot topic. The future may lie in what students did (and didn’t) say.
Everything you need to know about this year’s provincial referendum
On October 19, Albertans will head to the polls to make their voices heard in several aspects of the province’s future, including the contentious separation question.
SU By-Election 2026: Social Work candidate Cziniah Manimtim
Meet your candidate, Cziniah Manimtim, running for Social Work Faculty Representative
SU By-Election 2026: SAPL candidate Audrey McLean
Meet your candidate, Audrey McLean, running for SAPL Faculty Representative
25-piece orchestra brings indie video game soundtrack to the Jubilee
The Determination Symphony was both an unforgettable showcase of musical talent and a nostalgic celebration of the beloved game and its community.
A cautionary case against generative AI
AI has made a place for itself in our world, and while many users believe it optimizes their lives; some uses of the technology may be more damaging than they seem.
Rejected Olds data centre project probes conversations about necessity of Alberta AI infrastructure development
A now-rejected 10 billion dollar data centre project proposed in the town of Olds, Alberta, is cultivating discourse around the potential impacts of such developments. The Gauntlet interviewed Dr. Gideon Christian, an expert on the intersections of AI and law, on his views on the proposal. The project, set
Federal government investment in national suicide hotline highlights importance of mental health services
Canada’s Minister of Health, The Honourable Marjorie Michel, announced on Jan.16 that there will be up to $120.2 million invested over the next two years into 9-8-8, Canada’s national suicide hotline. “Protecting the mental health and well-being of Canadians is a priority for