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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Scientists create mice offspring with two fathers from male DNA

Scientists create mice offspring with two fathers from male DNA

By Ansharah Shakil, April 17 2024— New research has revealed that scientists in Japan have been able to create mice whose parents are biologically male by using cells of male mice to create eggs. The study, published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Nature in March, was the result of

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What is mewing and why do people keep saying it?

What is mewing and why do people keep saying it?

By Sheroog Kubur, April 17 2024— To answer the question — mewing is holding your tongue to the roof of your mouth to get a more defined jawline. It is one of the many forms of looksmaxxing and one of the simplest, being an exercise you can do while you’re

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SLC appoints faculty of nursing representative in the final meeting of the semester

SLC appoints faculty of nursing representative in the final meeting of the semester

By Vama Saini, April 15 2024— Last week's Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) took place on Apr. 9. Resolutions were passed to enforce reporting accountability for SLC members and appoint a candidate as the Faculty of Nursing Representative. VP of Operations and Finance Arlington Antonio Santiago presented Resolution 81.

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2024 Changemakers Series highlights Black Canadian contributions to Canadian Society

2024 Changemakers Series highlights Black Canadian contributions to Canadian Society

By Kimberly Taylor, April 15 2024— The 2024 Changemakers Series features profiles and portraits of Black Canadians who have contributed to Canadian society. The website features a list of names of these remarkable individuals based on a weekly theme for the month of February. In an interview with the Gauntlet,

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UCalgary Recovery Community opens physical space to support students in recovery

UCalgary Recovery Community opens physical space to support students in recovery

By Kimberly Taylor, April 11 2024— On Feb. 28, the UCalgary Recovery Hub opened in Yamnuska Hall, next to the Subway. The hub is the home of the UCalgary Recovery Community (UCRC) and makes the University of Calgary the first post secondary institution in Alberta to have a physical space

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Album Review: COWBOY CARTER is the new sheriff in town

Album Review: COWBOY CARTER is the new sheriff in town

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, April 11 2024— As one of the year’s most anticipated album releases, Beyoncé released COWBOY CARTER on Mar. 29. This is Act II of a three-album work that started with the release of Act I: RENAISSANCE preceding it. Within a few days of its

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The Students’ Union mobilizes students on the issue of student housing and municipal zoning laws

The Students’ Union mobilizes students on the issue of student housing and municipal zoning laws

By Nazeefa Ahmed, April 10 2024— From Apr. 4 to Apr. 9 the Students’ Union (SU) at the University of Calgary spoke to students about affordable housing and encouraging students to submit postcards to the City Council. The postcards will be delivered to the City Council as the public hearing

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When oppression is the new wave of feminism: France’s abortion enshrinement and Hijab ban

When oppression is the new wave of feminism: France’s abortion enshrinement and Hijab ban

By Reyam Jamaleddine, April 11 2024— On International Women's Day 2024, France became the first country in the world to enshrine abortion into their constitution. The vote was 780-72, making the passing of this constitutional change overwhelmingly agreeable by the French parliament. This political move is triumphant

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SLC passes resolutions to modernize governance and address vacant positions

SLC passes resolutions to modernize governance and address vacant positions

By Vama Saini, April 8 2024— Last week’s Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting was held on Apr. 2. Several resolutions that aim at governance modernization, procedural clarity and addressing vacant positions within the Students' Union (SU) were presented. Amendments to the SU Bylaws were presented in SLC Resolution

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Review: Illegal Entry at the Alchemy Festival

Review: Illegal Entry at the Alchemy Festival

By Nimra Amir, April 7 2024— This March 25, attendees of the Alchemy Festival of Student Work were treated to an emotionally charged performance of Illegal Entry at the Reeve Theatre which courageously tackled head on the societal misconceptions surrounding youth offenders during its thrilling exploration of self-discovery. Illegal

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