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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FROSH 2023: Hidden quests at the University of Calgary

FROSH 2023: Hidden quests at the University of Calgary

By Dianne Miranda, September 5 2023— Your university experience can be more than just signing up for required courses, showing up (or not) to classes and trying to survive each day. There are numerous “hidden side quests” within the U of C that students can partake in — from Aspire, previously

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FROSH 2023: Easy A+ Class Options

FROSH 2023: Easy A+ Class Options

By Sylvia Lopez, September 5 2023— Starting fresh within the university lifestyle can be difficult, and a new set of courses piled up at once can send anyone into a spiral. And it’s no help that you’re welcomed into an overwhelming environment that’s not easy to get

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FROSH 2023: Guide on where to park on campus

FROSH 2023: Guide on where to park on campus

By Reyam Jamaleddine, September 5 2023— Perhaps you’ve become aware by now that parking on campus is not feasible. Fret not — use this to guide you through all the parking areas around campus.  Plan A Brentwood LRT station Although a little stroll away from campus (approx. 10 mins) there

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FROSH 2023: Try media with Tri-Media

FROSH 2023: Try media with Tri-Media

By Sheroog Kubur, September 5 2023— The Gauntlet  This magazine was created by none other than the university’s answer to students wanting to get into journalism — the Gauntlet. As the U of C’s independent student-run publication, the Gauntlet is covering anything and everything relating to the campus,

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Beyond the pitch: Unmasking the struggle for equality in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup

Beyond the pitch: Unmasking the struggle for equality in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup

By Vama Saini, September 4 2023— What if the field was the only battleground players needed to conquer? This question resonates among athletes from a myriad of nations, a collective voice that has risen in protest, often directed at their own governing bodies. Their demand is simple yet profound: fairness

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Romance novel recommendations that aren’t generic

Romance novel recommendations that aren’t generic

By Sheroog Kubur, September 4 2023— Romance is, by nature, a generic genre. There is a clear path that the hero and heroine take while exploring their relationship, the romance is oftentimes gripping and steamy and the plotlines can be minimal. Now that romance has grown more popular, the same

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Album Review: Travis Scott’s UTOPIA

Album Review: Travis Scott’s UTOPIA

By Daman Singh, September 1 2023— Where do you go after making one of the most commercially successful records of the decade? It took him five years but Travis Scott finally has an answer with UTOPIA, his great comeback to the industry after some questionable moments in his career. After

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When movies glorify war

When movies glorify war

By Sheroog Kubur, September 1 2023— Film is invasive — we as an audience are sat before these people who don’t know they're watching, witnessing a story unfold and are ideally constantly entertained. The more the film tries to depict human stories, the murkier the film message of

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Why can’t I see movies these days?

Why can’t I see movies these days?

By Sheroog Kubur, September 1 2023— Ready or Not (2019) was a campy, silly horror film. It involved the newly-wed Grace Le Domas (Samara Weaving) running from her in-laws in the most violent game of hide and seek ever played. But, while watching the movie, I was struck

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Student Legal Assistance provides legal services to students and low income Calgarians

Student Legal Assistance provides legal services to students and low income Calgarians

By Nazeefa Ahmed, September 1 2023— Student Legal Assistance (SLA) is a non-for-profit legal clinic that provides free legal services to low-income Calgarians and all University of Calgary students. The pro bono organization aims to remove barriers to justice while providing law students with the opportunity to

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