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 Kshef Kamran, March 27 2024— Islam is one of the fastest-growing religions in the world increasing at a rate of 1.84 per cent with about 1.9 billion people practicing this religion around the world. Islam consists of five pillars which are as follows: profession of faith
By Maham Fatima, March 27 2024— Olivia Rodrigo’s meaningful lyrics and catchy tunes have captivated the ears of many listeners. Many students listen to her music while studying, however, can the lyrics you relate to reveal something deeper about your approach to studying? Let’s explore what your favourite
By Maida Azhar, March 28 2024— A wise man once told me “The moment you judge someone by their appearance, is the moment you miss every beautiful part about them.” A bold celebrity woman, taking her own goddess form proudly stands on the red carpet wearing an outfit that resembles
By Sweta Babladi, March 26 2024— Throughout much of North America today, it is increasingly difficult to access higher education and learning resources without access to wealth. Public libraries, and more recently, digital reading resources, have become essential to making information, learning resources and a place to build community accessible
By Couch Masson, March 26 2024— Loophole Coffee Bar is an independent coffee shop located in the west end of downtown offering locally roasted coffee, a variety of specialty beverages and pastries sourced from Calgary bakeries. By day, you can order your little treat to-go at their fantastic walk-
By Emma Lesyk, March 26 2024— True love; how do you find it? Well, that’s what Love is Blind is trying to figure out, but the procedures of the experiment are questionable at best. Love is Blind works by placing various conventionally attractive contestants behind sides of a wall
By Vama Saini, March 26 2024— The Global Community Challenge (GCC) program at the University of Calgary has become a beacon for change, bringing together students from around the world to address real-world challenges faced by local organizations. In 2023, the GCC took place from October to December and
By Leonie O’Sullivan, March 26 2024— The University of Calgary has recently partnered with PASQAL, a global leader in quantum technology. Quantum scientists study the fundamental building blocks of matter and energy. They look at incredibly small units at molecular and sub-molecular levels. The term “quantum,” has become
By Sweta Babladi, March 26 2024— On March 6, four students, two from the University of Calgary’s School of Creative and Performing Arts and two from the Mount Royal University Conservatory, were featured as soloists alongside the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra in the Eckhardt-Gramatte Hall. The concert was the
By Daman Singh, Valery Perez, March 23 2024— Broadway Across Canada’s production of the modern classic Hairspray takes you on a journey through Tracy Turnblad’s overnight success and her rally against racial segregation on live TV. A journey full of funky tunes, a memorable cast and of course