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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NCAA women's championship: South Carolina spoils Caitlin Clark’s last college game

NCAA women's championship: South Carolina spoils Caitlin Clark’s last college game

Alek Anaya, May 4 2024— There are various ways to describe the NCAA women's basketball championship on Apr. 7 but “Historic” is probably the most accurate. The game saw an electric matchup between the Iowa Hawkeyes and the South Carolina Gamecocks. And for the first time in history,

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Why I fell out of love with the Oscars

Why I fell out of love with the Oscars

By Jyotirmoy Gupta, May 4 2024— There was a time when I would eagerly wait for the Oscars every year. It was the ultimate prize in cinema, akin to the Nobel prize in the field of cinematic arts. There was a sincerity to it, but in recent years it has

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Highlights from CUFF 2024

Highlights from CUFF 2024

By Nimra Amir, Leonie O’Sullivan, Ansharah Shakil, May 3 2024— This year’s rendition of the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) was jam-packed with films to see over the course of its ten-day schedule. With films of every genre, from opening night film I Saw The TV

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Calgary Expo Day Two: Visual Feature

Calgary Expo Day Two: Visual Feature

By Ansharah Shakil and Daman Singh, May 3 2024— This year’s Calgary Expo kicked off on Apr. 25, with its ten year anniversary of the POW! Parade of Wonders taking place on Apr. 26. Cosplayers of all ages and skill levels showed up to participate in and watch the

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Calgary Hidden Gems: Forest Lawn Library

Calgary Hidden Gems: Forest Lawn Library

By Lilli J. Matern, May 3 2024— Located in the South-East of Calgary, the Forest Lawn Library doesn’t at first seem all that interesting. It’s not particularly large as far as libraries go, especially in comparison to the Central Library downtown, but great things often come in

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The Kermitops Gratus: Ancient species named after Kermit the Frog

The Kermitops Gratus: Ancient species named after Kermit the Frog

By Alek Anaya, May 2 2024— The fan-favourite actor and singer Kermit the Frog made headlines the past two weeks when scientists named an ancient species after him. The Kermitops Gratus was bestowed with the privilege of sharing its name with the world-renowned green icon. The small amphibian

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The struggle of finding a summer internship as a student in Calgary

The struggle of finding a summer internship as a student in Calgary

By Marvellous Chukwukelu, May 2 2024— I sent out my first application for a summer 2024 internship in early October last year. In the seven months since then, I have learnt and created projects in four new programming languages, joined two more job sites, and sent out a staggering 478

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Parting shots from outgoing EIC Julieanne Acosta

Parting shots from outgoing EIC Julieanne Acosta

May 2 2024— If you ever want to fully immerse yourself in the unpredictability of life, you should try being the editor-in-chief of a newspaper. Let me show you why. I genuinely believed at the start of my term that it would be a fairly easy, smooth sailing

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What is Bill 18 and how does it impact University of Calgary students?

What is Bill 18 and how does it impact University of Calgary students?

By Vama Saini and Nazeefa Ahmed, May 2 2024— Bill 18 — the Provincial Priorities Act — proposed by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, is a piece of legislation aimed at giving the Alberta government the authority to review and approve any agreements between the federal government and provincial entities, including post-secondary

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Mathison Hall re-construction is here for the long haul

Mathison Hall re-construction is here for the long haul

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, May 2 2024— As the semester comes to an end, it seems that the University of Calgary’s endless construction is not. Many students had found a jungle gym of scaffolding in the middle of the newly built Mathison Hall. It had left them wondering what

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