Viancy Salubre is the Digital Editor for Vol. 66, and a recent graduate of the Print & Online Journalism program at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. Her editorial work can be seen in TheScene, Avenue and Create Calgary.
By Imran Ahmed, March 26 2026— Editorial: In the defence of arts I recently had a conversation with a couple friends in the engineering school. Although it started off as a casual conversation about coursework and relative “difficulty,” it quickly switched to a familiar topic: which degrees are “useful”, and
By Imran Ahmed, March 26 2026— Editorial: In the defence of arts I recently had a conversation with a couple friends in the engineering school. Although it started off as a casual conversation about coursework and relative “difficulty,” it quickly switched to a familiar topic: which degrees are “useful”, and
By Ben Read, March 26 2026— The School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) is a department here at the University of Calgary. It is divided into three different divisions: music, dance and drama. This article will reflect on the student experience of engaging with drama, and how the department
By Ben Read, March 26 2026— The School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) is a department here at the University of Calgary. It is divided into three different divisions: music, dance and drama. This article will reflect on the student experience of engaging with drama, and how the department
By Mia Gilje, March 26 2026— On Feb. 26, the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino was taken over by three powerhouses of Canadian rock. Econoline Crush (Econoline) and Big Wreck each provided an absolutely lethal opening-set before the night came to a satisfying ending with our main act, Līve.
By Mia Gilje, March 26 2026— On Feb. 26, the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino was taken over by three powerhouses of Canadian rock. Econoline Crush (Econoline) and Big Wreck each provided an absolutely lethal opening-set before the night came to a satisfying ending with our main act, Līve.
By Hannah Caparino, March 26 2026— The “Reaper of Death” stomps its way to Earth Sciences Jared Voris, a PhD student at the University of Calgary discovered a new species of Tyrannosaur. Discovered in the heart of Dinosaur Provincial Park by John and Sandra De Groot and brought to the
By Hannah Caparino, March 26 2026— The “Reaper of Death” stomps its way to Earth Sciences Jared Voris, a PhD student at the University of Calgary discovered a new species of Tyrannosaur. Discovered in the heart of Dinosaur Provincial Park by John and Sandra De Groot and brought to the
By Mia Gilje and Michael Sarsito, March 26 2026— Are you a dancer, musician, actor or all of the above? Or maybe none of the above? Find out what your sign tells you! Aries (March 21 to April 19): Aries' first instinct is to figure out how to “win”
By Mia Gilje and Michael Sarsito, March 26 2026— Are you a dancer, musician, actor or all of the above? Or maybe none of the above? Find out what your sign tells you! Aries (March 21 to April 19): Aries' first instinct is to figure out how to “win”