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 Cynthia Nguyen, September 26 2023— This article includes spoilers for Collen Hoover's book, Verity. The first time I held a Colleen Hoover book in my hands, she had not yet blown up on BookTok. I was an avid reader of mystery and thriller and came upon Hoover’
By Gabriela Dzięgielewska, September 26 2023— A new 13,000 person survey released by the Alberta government this past August found that half of all post-secondary students in Alberta experienced some form of sexual and gender-based violence since starting their studies. The University of Calgary's Sexual
By Leonie O'Sullivan, September 26 2023— Before watching Close The Divide, directed, co-written and produced by Thomas Acton, I must admit I had a pretty narrow view of the climate change crisis. My outlook on the future was dim, and I couldn't understand how climate
By Mihret Yirgeta, September 25 2023— I’m sure we can all use something to ease us into the commotion of the fall as we begin yet another school year. While we wait for the leaves to fall, here are some sci-fi podcast recommendations to start the year right.
By Kimberly Taylor, September 25 2023— The Department of Geoscience is now named the Department of Earth, Energy and Environment. In an interview with the Gauntlet, Department head Dr. Edwin Cey emphasized that this is more than a name change or a rebrand for the department. Instead, it marks a
By Nazeefa Ahmed, September 25 2023— Penseum is an AI tool that uses notes uploaded by students to generate concise study guides, multiple-choice questions and flashcards as well as provide information to a chatbot to answer questions about the topic of study. “Penseum is an innovative study platform revolutionizing
By Nimra Amir, September 25 2023— To unexpected visitors, the Burger Baron might seem like the average restaurant, but heir of a Burger Baron franchise, Omar Mouallem, in his feature documentary The Lebanese Burger Mafia — screening at the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) on Sept. 23 and 26 — reveals the
By Leonie O'Sullivan, September 25 2023— Since its liftoff in 2013, Beakerhead has been welcoming Calgarians with open arms to both the strange and exciting elements of science. This nerd-loving festival employs the ingenuity and beauty of the arts to entice a broader audience into science, technology,
By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, September 22 2023— Broadway brings to Canadian stages a musical based on the life of the Temptations, an R&B and soul vocal group from Detroit that began their career in the 1960s, called Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations.
By Mai-Lan Bui, September 22 2023— Coming home after a rough (or should I say ruff) day gets completely erased the moment you see your pet coming to greet you. There is something special about having a companion who will always be waiting for you, and it is even