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 Kimberly Taylor, May 11 2024— A recent donation of 20 million from the Taylor Family Foundation will be used to build a new research facility for the Faculty of Kinesiology, as well as renovations to existing kinesiology buildings. In an interview with the Gauntlet, Dr. Nick Holt, dean of
By Ilana van der Merwe, May 11 2024— It is the conclusion of the yearly Met Gala that reignites the consumption of high fashion media coverage in everyday news. This year, the theme of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s featured exhibit is “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”, featuring delicate historic
By Nazeefa Ahmed and Julieanne Acosta, May 10 2024— On the evening of May 9, the Calgary Police Service (CPS) confronted the student-led encampment led by the Mohkinstsis (Calgary) Student Movement. The group began camping at 5 a.m. and were disbanded at around midnight the same day. From
Dianne Miranda and Nazeefa Ahmed May 9, 2024— On May 9 at 5:00 p.m., students belonging to the Mohkinstsis (Calgary) Student Movement hosted an emergency rally in solidarity with the student encampment at the Taylor Family Digital Library Quad. The group of students and community members placed signs
By Nazeefa Ahmed, May 9 2024— On May 9 at 5:00 a.m., students belonging to the Mohkinstsis (Calgary) Student Movement set up an encampment at the Taylor Family Digital Library Quad. The group of approximately 100 students and community members placed signs around the perimeter of the encampment
By Josie Simon, May 7 2024 At 81, President Joe Biden has launched an audacious campaign to make history once again by becoming the first octogenarian commander-in-chief. But his defiant bid for re-election in 2024 has opened a generational rift in the Democratic Party over the risks
By Aimee Koristka, May 6 2024— Her dignified stance and warm expression greet me, though her soft smile does not fully reach her eyes. Arms resting at her waist, her hands gently hold the handle of a translucent suitcase. The only things packed inside—five wide, googly-eyed goldfish—catch
By Mihret Yirgeta, May 6 2024— As the winter semester and the academic year comes to a close, please enjoy these podcasts about our fellow humans to complete this chapter of our lives. All there Is with Anderson Cooper CNN’s Anderson Cooper hosts this deeply touching and poignant podcast
By Sweta Babladi, May 5 2024— While people have different views on what constitutes laziness – refusal to go above what is required, not using leisure time to pick up a new hobby or an alternate source of income, or taking the easier way out of a problem – it is certain
By Maham Fatima, May 4 2024— For the upcoming academic year, computer science students experienced a shift in course offerings with the introduction of brand new courses and revival of previously offered courses ranging from information security to machine learning. Department co-heads Mike Jacobson and Nathaly Verwaal spoke to