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 Maggie Hsu, June 9 2024— The Dinos have named Ramon Mifflin as the head coach of the men’s soccer program, as announced by Dinos Director of Athletics, Ben Matchett on May 16. Matchett praised Mifflin for his dedication to soccer and commitment to providing an exceptional experience for
By Kimberly Taylor, June 9 2024— The University of Calgary’s Centre for Career and Personal Development (CCPD) is offering several opportunities for students to develop their leadership skills, build connections with other students, develop their career and deepen their understanding of who they are. On June 10 at the
By Josie Simon, June 9 2024— Welcome to your misguided guide to having the most legendary festival experience ever! Forget curated playlists, seasoned camping gear and chill vibes. If you follow these anti-tips, you will be the chaotic festival hero we never knew we needed. Read on and embrace
By Pavni Bakhshi and Nazeefa Ahmed, June 7 2024— Festivals are not complete without their stereotypes. Whether or not you agree with your caricature is not the point—it’s about how you embody the spirit of the season. Festivals are a great time to try to be someone else
By Reyam Jamaleddine, June 7 2024— Seraphina Ellen has taken the University of Calgary by storm with her Taylor Swift impersonation at the Schulich Soundstage. The third-year finance student performs covers of Taylor Swift's hit songs in an array of extravagant homemade cosplay outfits and choreography. In
By Ansharah Shakil, June 7 2024— Quickly approaching is the astronomical event of the season: a rare nova explosion which will be visible to the naked eye for just over a week at a point between now and September 2024. The explosion will occur as a result of T Coronae
By Josie Simon, June 7 2024— The Calgary Folk Music Festival, one of Canada's largest and most celebrated music festivals, has been a centrepiece of Calgary's cultural landscape since its inception in 1980. Held annually at Prince's Island Park, the festival draws in over
By Kimberly Taylor, June 7 2024— As of June 6, Calgary is under level four water restrictions –- no outdoor water use and reduced indoor water usage—due to the catastrophic failure of the Bearspaw reservoir feeder line on Wednesday June 5 evening at approximately 7 p.m. During level four
By Ansharah Shakil, June 7 2024— A Midsummer Night’s Dream is one of Shakespeare’s most famous comedies for a reason, combining interconnecting plots to weave together one coherent, enchanting and entertaining story. A widely performed favourite for years, the play made its way to Calgary’s The Shakespeare
By Daman Singh, June 7 2024— On June 3, the University of Calgary hosted the Faculty of Arts graduation ceremony in the Jack Simpson Gymnasium during which members of the audience shouted chants as graduates walked the stage. The chants mainly criticized the university’s actions on May 9, where