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 Sheroog Kubur, September 1 2023— Musical theatre is, arguably, the campiest form of art out there. The pristine choreography, the drawn-out high notes and the exaggerated acting make it an acquired taste. While there are certain plays that have certainly redefined the medium, there are others that decide
By Julieanne Acosta, August 30 2023— Bill C-18, or the Online News Act came into effect in June of this year. The bill laid out a new framework that had been intended to support news stations. In short, the framework required digital tech giants — such as Google and Meta
By Tiffany Yau, August 30 2023— I mean, Google considers it as a choice. Really, it was more of a process of elimination — like those multiple choice questions where they ask you which is most correct, except they all look incorrect and there is no option for none of the
By Nazeefa Ahmed, August 29 2023— The University of Calgary’s Environment Health and Safety (EHS) team has launched UCSafety, an app that is aimed at centralizing resources and alerts for the university community to increase safety and security on campus. In an interview with the Gauntlet, EHS specialist Molly
By Glory Okeleke, August 29 2023— At the essence of us humans, we have a makeup — a unique theme that marks our existence at the core of our beings. This past Saturday, I had the privilege to sit in on the 2nd edition of Black Fest, an event hosted by
By Josie Simon, August 29 2023— Imagine a world where technology has advanced beyond our wildest dreams, where computers can simulate human thought and machines can self-learn without human intervention. In this world, humanities and social science degrees are not only relevant but necessary for tech innovation. As artificial
By Sheroog Kubur, August 29 2023— Greater than the sum of its parts, the concept album is a style of storytelling that will never go out of style, despite its coming in and out of popularity over the years. It is about as long as a conventional album, but each
By Nimra Amir, Leonie O’Sullivan, August 29 2023— The opener for the July 31 Ziggy Alberts show at the Palace Theatre in Calgary was his close friend of eight years, Kim Churchill. To know the kind of artist Churchill is, all one really has to know is that he
By Josie Simon, August 29 2023— Alberta's oil industry has adopted a new style in its marketing and propaganda efforts with an increasingly masculine tone. Marketing products such as the "I Love Oil" stickers and apparel featuring rugged, masculine imagery and slogans that appeal to traditional
By Nazeefa Ahmed, August 29 2023— This fall, Ask Her YYC has opened applications for their third cohort of the Prepare Her program which aims to teach women how to build and manage election campaigns and run for public office. The University of Calgary students are eligible to apply for