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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CFL Legend and former lieutenant-governor honoured in  Heritage Minute , marking the importance of Asian representation in sports

CFL Legend and former lieutenant-governor honoured in Heritage Minute , marking the importance of Asian representation in sports

By Maggie Hsu, February 1 2024— Heritage Minutes have become somewhat of a meme in recent years with users on social media producing imitation images to convey the idea that a moment should be memorialized forever. However, they still hold significance in representing and teaching Canadians of our peoples, history

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Vertigo Theatre welcomes Calgary playwright Arun Lakra’s  Heist to bring a new take on a classic genre

Vertigo Theatre welcomes Calgary playwright Arun Lakra’s Heist to bring a new take on a classic genre

By Ansharah Shakil, January 30 2024— The world premiere of local playwright Arun Lakra’s Heist is showing from Jan. 27 to Feb. 25 at Vertigo Theatre. Lakra, who completed his undergraduate studies at McGill University and the University of Calgary, currently resides in Calgary, where he contributes to the

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Here is what you need to know for tax season

Here is what you need to know for tax season

By Nazeefa Ahmed, January 30 2024— Tax season is just around the corner and University of Calgary students may be unsure of how the process of filing taxes works. For many, this is the first time in their life that they are earning income, taking out student loans, or paying

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U of C Vet Med receives increased provincial funding for teaching and research facilities

U of C Vet Med receives increased provincial funding for teaching and research facilities

By Eula Mengullo, January 30 2024— The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine has seen an increase in investment from the provincial government to aid with infrastructure building while increasing faculty and enrolment capacity.  In an interview with the Gauntlet, faculty dean, Dr. Renate Weller, speaks about the host of benefits this

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Makeup and milestones

Makeup and milestones

By Reyam Jamaleddine, January 30 2024— I find myself beating a dead horse when thinking about makeup. The obscurity of desiring to paint my own face with black inks and red magical liquids is something that I cannot bring to understanding. Societal standards aside, whoever first thought to beautify themselves

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This is not what I expected: University edition

This is not what I expected: University edition

By Eda Kamal, January 30 2024— I am currently in the second semester of my first year of university and it is safe to say my peers are much more diverse than expected. I am in classes with parents, gifted teens, career people trying something new and the elderly looking

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Preview: Lunchbox Theatre and Chromatic Theatre's Kisapmata by Bianca Miranda

Preview: Lunchbox Theatre and Chromatic Theatre's Kisapmata by Bianca Miranda

By Dianne Miranda, January 30 2024— Co-produced by Lunchbox Theatre and Chromatic Theatre and presented by One Yellow Rabbit as part of the 38th Annual High Performance Radio, Kisapmata is a new play, centered around two Filipino/a/x women written by Calgary artist, theatre-maker and Downstage’s

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New campus food hub is a physical space for students dealing with food insecurity

New campus food hub is a physical space for students dealing with food insecurity

By Kimberly Taylor, January 30 2024— In an effort to address food insecurity on campus, the Centre for Career and Personal Development (CCPD) at the University of Calgary is developing a campus food hub to improve student access to healthy and affordable food. This physical space is the result of

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Are there enough multi-faith spaces for students at the U of C?

Are there enough multi-faith spaces for students at the U of C?

By Nazeefa Ahmed and Ramiro Bustamante Torres, January 30 2024— The University of Calgary has a diverse range of students practicing faiths such as Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism. Many of these groups require adequate spaces to perform religious obligations, host events and connect with the community. Though the

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Horoscopes: What your overpriced tumbler says about you

Horoscopes: What your overpriced tumbler says about you

By Josie Simon, January 30 2024— Your choice of tumbler is as distinct as your fingerprint, showcasing your individuality and personality. In our quest for deeper understanding, let us turn to the stars to unravel what your choice reveals about you.  Aquarius (January 20 - February 18): The Pioneer Woman in

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