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 Leigh Patrick, March 25 2026— The University of Calgary welcomed several new faces and the 1965-66 basketball teams into the Dinos Hall of Fame on Feb. 5. The evening was a nostalgia trip as the inductees shared their memories and experiences from their time at the university. The
By Leigh Patrick, March 25 2026— The University of Calgary welcomed several new faces and the 1965-66 basketball teams into the Dinos Hall of Fame on Feb. 5. The evening was a nostalgia trip as the inductees shared their memories and experiences from their time at the university. The
By Hannah Caparino, March 25 2026— The University of Calgary’s in-house art gallery, the Nickle Gallery, recently opened two new exhibits in early February. Visitors can see Yvonne Mullock’s Why don’t you… and Heather Leier’s self titled Heather Leier: Practice Pinny beginning Feb. 5. Leier
By Hannah Caparino, March 25 2026— The University of Calgary’s in-house art gallery, the Nickle Gallery, recently opened two new exhibits in early February. Visitors can see Yvonne Mullock’s Why don’t you… and Heather Leier’s self titled Heather Leier: Practice Pinny beginning Feb. 5. Leier
By Daniel Rodriguez Barrios and Hannah Caparino, March 25 2026— The School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) has supported talent across all creative and performing arts. Dance is no exception, from working with notable choreographers or laying the groundwork for dancers to produce their own shows, the Dance program
By Daniel Rodriguez Barrios and Hannah Caparino, March 25 2026— The School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) has supported talent across all creative and performing arts. Dance is no exception, from working with notable choreographers or laying the groundwork for dancers to produce their own shows, the Dance program
By Marin Ralstin, March 25 2026— Gen Z is the loneliest generation ever, despite the fact that our world is more connected than ever before, and gratification has never been more instantaneous. Why then are young people feeling so alone, and how can we fix it? Let me cut straight
By Marin Ralstin, March 25 2026— Gen Z is the loneliest generation ever, despite the fact that our world is more connected than ever before, and gratification has never been more instantaneous. Why then are young people feeling so alone, and how can we fix it? Let me cut straight
By Laura Beldor, March 25 2026— Music often plays a large role in connecting people to history, culture and to each other. But very few individuals live and breathe music like those who study the art form, such as music majors. The University of Calgary's School of Creative
By Laura Beldor, March 25 2026— Music often plays a large role in connecting people to history, culture and to each other. But very few individuals live and breathe music like those who study the art form, such as music majors. The University of Calgary's School of Creative