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 Ansharah Shakil, September 27 2023— Singer-songwriter Lorde, born Ella Yelich-O’Connor, went from a relative unknown to an at times controversial musical icon with three albums under her belt: her painfully genuine debut Pure Heroine, the critically acclaimed Melodrama and her latest album Solar Power, full of
By Glory Okeleke, September 27 2023— Get this, It’s the first day back to school at the U of C campus for many after the long (or brief) summer holiday, so you already know the fits are going to be flames. Already in anticipation of the fine individual whom
By Kyra Gedig, September 27 2023— All cities have their own hidden gems, and Calgary is not short of them. From bars and restaurants to cafes, Calgary is full of amazing places to grab a bite or a drink. In the spotlight this week is Proof Cocktail Bar. Located along
By Rodrigo Verney, September 27 2023— Few activities in the sports world hold the electrifying potential of uniting a crowd quite like predictions. Betting on the future is a realm in which no amount of data or mathematical analysis will be able to account for all the heart and soul
By Valery Perez, September 27 2023— Rugby World Cup 2023 is in full swing. While extremely popular in Europe and other countries, it often doesn’t get the love it deserves in North America. For those wanting to get into the sport, I’ve compiled the basics you need to
By Reyam Jamaleddine, September 27 2023— And so, as any Muslim woman’s tale begins and ends. In the ever-unfolding journey of the Muslim woman, there is a dichotomy between her perception of self and the external gaze of those who perceive her. Who or what is the authentic
By Dianne Miranda, September 27 2023— In early August of this year, I volunteered to be a group lead for a three-day mathematics camp through the Department of Mathematics and Statistics here at the University of Calgary. One of the girls in my group asked me why the camp
By Eula Mengullo, September 27 2023— The end of September marks the commemoration of the harmful impacts of Canada’s ongoing colonial legacy. On Sept. 29, the Office of Indigenous Engagement at the University of Calgary — in partnership with Calgary Public Library — will be hosting in-person and livestreamed special
By Kimberly Taylor, September 27 2023— In response to increased curiosity about anti-racism work and how to apply anti-racist actions to the academic setting, the Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning is offering a new micro-credential for faculty: Anti-Racism in Teaching and Learning badge. The first
By Vama Saini, September 27 2023— Anita Chowdhury’s journey, from community gardening to academic and community engagement, eventually led her to become the Calgary Branch Coordinator at Mamas for Mamas. Through this role, she launched the Sustainable Nourishment Program, using her non-profit experience and art history degree to