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 Vama Saini, March 18 2024— Last week’s Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting took place on Mar. 12. Several reminders and updates were discussed. Vice President Academic Sandra Amin began by reminding SLC members about the upcoming deadline of Mar. 28 for RSVPs to the Teaching Excellence Awards (TEA)
By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, March 18 2024— While life as a student might feel like you’re just coming to campus for classes and to study, there are services available to you through your tuition. As a student at the University of Calgary, you receive an Active Living membership with
By Nazeefa Ahmed, March 18 2024— From Mar. 18 to 22 the Muslim Students Association (MSA) is hosting Islam Awareness week at MacEwan Hall. The event consisted of multiple booths catered to passersbyers who would like to learn more about the religion. In an interview with the Gauntlet Vice President
By Dianne Miranda, March 16 2024— The Festival of Animated Objects is Calgary’s long-running festival for all ages happening from March 8 to 24 that wonderfully combines the art form of puppetry and masks with contemporary spaces, themes and ideas. This year includes 11 workshops in an increase
By Leonie O’Sullivan, March 14 2024— Alberta Ballet captivates audiences once again with its ballet production of Hansel and Gretel. Artistic Director Francesco Ventriglia echoed Neil Gaiman’s sentiment at the opening of the performance: “Fairy tales are more than true; not because they tell us that dragons exist,
By Nimra Amir, March 14 2024— Sanfordiacaulis densifolia, an ancient tree that lived during the Mississippian, was discovered by St. Mary's University graduate students Olvia King and Matthew Stimson in Norton, New Brunswick at the Sanford Quarry. Yet because the deep sandstone under the lake means that no
By Jyotirmoy Gupta, March 14 2024— Some critics have called Jonathan Glazer's new film the most violent of the year. I went into the theatre expecting a very different film from what I saw. The film deals with the subject of the Holocaust but from the Nazi point
By Andreea Timis, March 14 2024— In an effort to tackle underrepresentation within the neurodivergent community, Dr. Laura St. John, assistant professor at the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Kinesiology, works with individuals with intellectual disabilities through adapted physical activity. This specialized approach to physical activity caters to individuals’
By Aleena Matharu, March 14 2024— Jasmeet Rania, also known as Jus Reign, is renowned in the South Asian community for his comedic YouTube content and has brought a unique voice to the portrayal of South Asian households. Late Bloomer entertains and sheds light on the challenges of growing up
By Radhya Comar, March 13 2024— Getting older means paying attention to details that were previously ignored. Things like taxes, vitamins or even expiry dates. Keen awareness of the exact day that the milk goes bad becomes a profound indicator of one’s maturity. Nothing is more disappointing than realizing