Recent sightings on campus suggest the threat of wild geese has returned this spring. How likely are you to be a victim? 1. A goose hisses at you (yes, hisses). You… 1. Hiss back (louder) 2. Run away and complain to all your friends about a goose hissing at you
One of the best times of the year has just come to a close. The YYC Hot Chocolate Fest had 146 contestants this year from around Calgary, already beating its record of 125 vendors set in 2024! The Hot Chocolate Fest is part of a larger fundraising effort to feed
I’ve spent four years prioritizing school: Heading home early to study for next week’s test, joining clubs to bolster resumes, and putting tuition dollars to good use by forcing myself to focus on three-hour-long lectures. While I love my degree and hope that the BCEM 393
No matter how dedicated you are to meal-prepping, midterms will eventually catch up to you and you’ll find yourself needing to grab a quick bite from MacHall to fuel your study sessions. When that time comes, it’s helpful to know your options on campus. With so many
Going from high school to university is an overwhelming change — classes are bigger, lectures are long and you need to go out of your way to make friends and navigate an entirely new environment. These are common challenges for people to face, but for some it can be much more
In a world of technology, we forced ourselves to learn that social media presents a skewed perception of reality. We see each other’s best angles, photoshopped faces and only the peak of their lives. We’re trained to remind ourselves that we don’t necessarily see the moments before
There is an increasing number of mental health patients each year, and 70 per cent of mental health problems arise in childhood or adolescence. At the University of Calgary, the Alberta Children’s Hospital Foundation (ACHF) is working to address this with a donation of 9.9 million dollars to
Despite efforts to increase Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (EDIA) in education, medical knowledge continues to primarily feature the historically privileged perspective of the fit, young, caucasian male. The University of Calgary is working to dismantle this homogenous approach to medicine with the Anatomy Video and Imagery Diversity (AVID) Project.
We’ve all been there: sitting in a lecture hall and all of a sudden, you notice that you don’t care about what the professor is saying, at all. You get hopeful for a second, thinking that class might be ending soon — but nope, it’s only been 12
Nobody prepared me for turning 20. Maybe that sounds stupid because 20 shouldn’t be a big jump from 19. I’m still in the same school, around the same friends and in the same house — so why did it feel so bad to enter a new decade? I spent