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A new legal information project aims to help low-income parents manoeuvre through complex legal questions

A new legal information project aims to help low-income parents manoeuvre through complex legal questions

Partnered with the Mamas for Mamas Organization and the Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC), the new Mamas for Mamas Legal Information Project streamlines legal information for single parents who are navigating the legal system.  In an interview with the Gauntlet, Christy Catalano, a second-year law student and project lead

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Opera Review: The Marriage of Figaro

Opera Review: The Marriage of Figaro

Calgary Opera welcomed its 2023-24 season with performances of Mozart’s timeless classic, The Marriage of Figaro, on Oct. 14,18 and 20. The light-hearted comedy follows soon-to-be wedded protagonists, servants Susanna (Lucia Cesaroni) and Figaro (Marcell Bakonyi), and the schemes they have had to navigate

By-Election results are in

By-Election results are in

Candidates and students were present for the Students’ Union (SU) by-election results that were announced today in the South Courtyard of Mac Hall.  Students enrolled in the Fall 2023 semester had from Oct. 11 to 13 at 4 p.m. to vote or abstain for the open positions. This

SU By-Elections 2023: Who's running and what you need to know

SU By-Elections 2023: Who's running and what you need to know

The University of Calgary's Students' Union (SU) is holding a by-election from Oct. 11 to 13, where multiple faculty representative positions will be filled. The positions that candidates are running for were left vacant in the general election this past March. Nevertheless, the Gauntlet is happy

Commemorating Orange Shirt Day and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Commemorating Orange Shirt Day and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

The end of September marks the commemoration of the harmful impacts of Canada’s ongoing colonial legacy. On Sept. 29, the Office of Indigenous Engagement at the University of Calgary — in partnership with Calgary Public Library — will be hosting in-person and livestreamed special events on campus and the Central

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Students and protesters call on city councillors to pass affordable housing measures

Students and protesters call on city councillors to pass affordable housing measures

On Sept. 14, the University of Calgary’s Students’ Union (SU) — along with other groups — gathered outside City Hall to pressure city councillors to vote and pass the Housing and Affordability Taskforce recommendation package that would build affordable housing for students and Calgarians.  SU Vice-President External Mateusz Salmassi emphasized

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FROSH 2023: What is the Students’ Union?

FROSH 2023: What is the Students’ Union?

The Students’ Union (SU) at the University of Calgary provides a host of services for students. Most significantly, the SU represents student voices and advocates for their quality of education, student life, as well as the affordability and accessibility to university education. The Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) is the SU’

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FROSH 2023: Finding study spaces on campus

FROSH 2023: Finding study spaces on campus

Locating the ideal study spaces on campus can be a challenge. Trying to curate the perfect study environment for midterms, finals or group work sessions requires hunting down spots that are most ideal for your purposes. Here, I’ve narrowed down some choices that you can check out as you

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New undergrad badge program inspires research involvement among students

New undergrad badge program inspires research involvement among students

A new undergraduate-focused badge program is being offered annually by the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning. The program is designed to give students an introductory guide into the intricacies of conducting research and prompts students to start a research project of their own. During its pilot year throughout

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SU advocates for affordable housing

SU advocates for affordable housing

On Tuesday, City Council voted against the Housing and Affordability Task Force recommendations that would have created additional homes, affordable housing units, backyard suites and a host of other supports. After receiving heavy criticism from organizations across the city — including the Students’ Union (SU) — the council reversed this decision and

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