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 Eda Kamal, July 17 2024— Life has taught me that smiles and tears are not always accurate indicators of what is happening in someone else’s head. It’s difficult to figure out what someone is thinking or feeling just by looking and speaking to them — empathy can only
By Dianne Miranda, July 17 2024— With a voice so ethereal and genuine it sounds better live than in recordings, Noah Cyrus is truly a sight to behold. Cyrus took the Coca-Cola stage the evening of July 12 as she put on a radiant display performing for this year’
By Mihret Yirgeta, July 16 2024— Now that we’ve made it through the academic year and recovered from final exams, let’s kick off the summer with some podcasts that have cool and unique formats to keep you entertained. Within the Wires From the team that brought you Welcome
By Freeha Anjum, July 16 2024— 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
By Reyam Jamaleddine, July 16 2024— Having a hobby, passion, dream or vision can be daunting, especially when your day-to-day life doesn’t align with what your soul resonates with. Students often face this inner turmoil and try to find their calling ourside of their academic identiy. The
By Andreea Timis and Kimberly Taylor, July 16 2024— An SLC meeting took place on July 9, focused on the special General Faculties Council (GFC) caucus. This meeting was set to happen on July 10 between the Students’ Union (SU) and the GFC board to discuss the incident that occurred
By Daman Singh, July 16 2024— Halfway through the Calgary Stampede and still going strong, people had lined up to see Canadian icons Peach Pit and Metric on the Coca-Cola stage to finish their day off. The scorching heat couldn’t stop their fans — on the contrary, July 10
By Lexus Rae, July 15 2024— The Ch’nook Scholars program was created at the Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia and is designed to as a community support Indigenous business students in networking and navigating through business spaces. The Haskayne School of Business at the University of
By Dianne Miranda, July 15 2024— Orville Peck played the Coca-Cola Stage for this year’s Calgary Stampede on July 12 just in time for the release of his new upcoming album, Stampede, on Aug. 2. This was a greatly anticipated show as the South African/Canadian country musician,
By Daman Singh, July 15 2024— “Where are the lesbians?” screamed guitarist Leandra Earl as Toronto rock group The Beaches took the Calgary Stampede crowd by storm on July 9. The sun had set on the Coca-Cola stage and the audience was packed to see the two-time Juno