Viancy Salubre

Viancy Salubre

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.

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The Tale of the Gifted Prince mixes layered storytelling and musical excellence to craft a remarkable play

The Tale of the Gifted Prince mixes layered storytelling and musical excellence to craft a remarkable play

By Ben Read, March 26 2026— The Tale of the Gifted Prince is a musical produced by Theatre Calgary. It was written by Lezlie Wade and the music was composed by Daniel Green. Prince Ren, the protagonist and titular character, is tasked with stopping the Yellow Scarves; a group of

The Tale of the Gifted Prince mixes layered storytelling and musical excellence to craft a remarkable play

The Tale of the Gifted Prince mixes layered storytelling and musical excellence to craft a remarkable play

By Ben Read, March 26 2026— The Tale of the Gifted Prince is a musical produced by Theatre Calgary. It was written by Lezlie Wade and the music was composed by Daniel Green. Prince Ren, the protagonist and titular character, is tasked with stopping the Yellow Scarves; a group of

PaCT lab’s new study aims to raise awareness on how stress affects behavioural adaptability

PaCT lab’s new study aims to raise awareness on how stress affects behavioural adaptability

By Ben Read, March 25 2026— Psychedelics and Cannabinoid Therapeutics (PaCT) lab is a lab at the University of Calgary which aims to uncover how psychedelics and cannabis can be used to combat mental illness. Keira Aubin, a PhD student working at PaCT lab, is currently organizing a study on

PaCT lab’s new study aims to raise awareness on how stress affects behavioural adaptability

PaCT lab’s new study aims to raise awareness on how stress affects behavioural adaptability

By Ben Read, March 25 2026— Psychedelics and Cannabinoid Therapeutics (PaCT) lab is a lab at the University of Calgary which aims to uncover how psychedelics and cannabis can be used to combat mental illness. Keira Aubin, a PhD student working at PaCT lab, is currently organizing a study on

Dr. Leah Clark: Understanding early modern art as a transcultural, sensorial experience

Dr. Leah Clark: Understanding early modern art as a transcultural, sensorial experience

By Sweta Babladi, March 25 2026— To what extent have we limited our experience of art and other cultural relics by restricting them to the glass exhibits of museums and to the sense of sight? What kinds of shared cultural understandings formed in the past through the global exchange of

Dr. Leah Clark: Understanding early modern art as a transcultural, sensorial experience

Dr. Leah Clark: Understanding early modern art as a transcultural, sensorial experience

By Sweta Babladi, March 25 2026— To what extent have we limited our experience of art and other cultural relics by restricting them to the glass exhibits of museums and to the sense of sight? What kinds of shared cultural understandings formed in the past through the global exchange of

Queer Romeo and Juliet: A love forbidden twice

Queer Romeo and Juliet: A love forbidden twice

By Abeer Bukhari, March 25 2026— From Feb. 20th to 28th, Sage Theatre Society & The Shakespeare Company put on a rendition of Shakespeare’s classic Romeo and Juliet, tailored for the new age exploration of forbidden love, sexuality and sin. Adapted by Joe Calarco, it entails the fascination of

Queer Romeo and Juliet: A love forbidden twice

Queer Romeo and Juliet: A love forbidden twice

By Abeer Bukhari, March 25 2026— From Feb. 20th to 28th, Sage Theatre Society & The Shakespeare Company put on a rendition of Shakespeare’s classic Romeo and Juliet, tailored for the new age exploration of forbidden love, sexuality and sin. Adapted by Joe Calarco, it entails the fascination of

Peering through the microscope with The Host-Parasite Interactions group and their initiatives

Peering through the microscope with The Host-Parasite Interactions group and their initiatives

By Daniel Rodriguez Barrios, March 25 2026— Most people do not think about parasites often. When they do, they think of gross things in jars, horror stories from travel medicine or an easy metaphor for a drain on resources. The members of the Host–Parasite Interactions (HPI) group, on the

Peering through the microscope with The Host-Parasite Interactions group and their initiatives

Peering through the microscope with The Host-Parasite Interactions group and their initiatives

By Daniel Rodriguez Barrios, March 25 2026— Most people do not think about parasites often. When they do, they think of gross things in jars, horror stories from travel medicine or an easy metaphor for a drain on resources. The members of the Host–Parasite Interactions (HPI) group, on the

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