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 Eula Mengullo, December 13 2023— The Chi Gamma chapter of the Zeta Psi fraternity at the University of Calgary has opened its kitchen to serve meals and help students who are experiencing food insecurity. Currently, in its pilot year, Chi Gamma has initiated a weekly soup kitchen that will
People are left without basic human needs. Hospitals, refugee camps, and neighbourhoods all flattened, leaving thousands among thousands dead. All in broad daylight, yet many people turn a blind eye. When discussing the Israeli agenda and the voices of Jewish people, it is vital to discern the differences between Zionism
By Emma Djukic, December 12 2023— Whether you are a long-time fan of the sport or a more recent addition to the ranks, Formula 1 is an international spectacle watched by millions every weekend as the teams compete for speed, success and stardom. But all good things must come
By Kerrick Chavarria, December 12 2023— “I’d give it about 10 years before we get our jobs taken by AI”, uttered a classmate of mine comically. He half-jokingly made his witty remark in the midst of students preparing for a Japanese exam. Interestingly enough, that’s been my
By Nazeefa Ahmed, December 11 2023— This September, the government of Alberta announced an additional 12.4 million dollar investment to fund apprenticeship seats for students. The funding is in response to an observed increase in demand for training in the trades. “We are seeing double-digit jumps in apprenticeship
By Nazeefa Ahmed, December 11 2023— From Nov. 18 to Dec. 17, Vertigo Theatre presents Sleuth, a murder mystery that laces the “whodunnit” trope with unabashed and witty humour – an Anthony Shaffer classic. The show is one among a series of mystery plays hosted this season. Sleuth is a play
By Eda Kamal, December 11 2023— Around six years ago, my family drove to Petland one evening to purchase two budgies — one for me and one for my little brother. That Monday, I printed photos of my new pets to show everyone at school. I was so proud that my
By Nimra Amir, December 10 2023— In today’s world, it is not rare to open your phone to an outrageous video made by content creators like Jake Hillhouse or Ava Louise — who you might know from her viral video licking some random airplane toilet seat during the COVID-19
By Armaan Singh, December 10 2023— The International Day for Eradication of Poverty, Oct. 17, marked a date of recognition for the economically disadvantaged globally. The World Day acknowledges the impoverished and disenfranchised around the world. In Ottawa, a senate standing committee commenced deliberations of Bill S-233. If enacted,
By Dianne Miranda, December 10 2023— The Pentimento Collective is a student-led organization from the Department of Art and Art Histories at the University of Calgary, committed to showcasing, exhibiting and supporting the visual artworks of undergraduate students. They aim to provide opportunities for artists to make connections and