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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Prompts to help you start journaling

Prompts to help you start journaling

By Harleen Mundi, May 16 2023— When I was in junior high, I romanticized the idea of keeping a diary. A blue hardcover book that would hold the hottest playground drama, places I wanted to travel to, impromptu poems and updated lists regarding all my favourite things. Yet, however hard

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Boxing: Getting Started

Boxing: Getting Started

By Radhya Comar, May 15 2023— So, you’ve just finished watching the trailer for Creed III and there are a couple of things on your mind. Like any good sports drama, the trailer includes a good few training montages and a sneak peek of the electrifying soundtrack. Yet, the

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Calgary’s long-awaited fashion scene brought to life in sold-out show THE OTHERWORLD

Calgary’s long-awaited fashion scene brought to life in sold-out show THE OTHERWORLD

By Glory Okeleke, May 15 2023— On April 27, Foreignerz also known in the past as Sans Fuccs collaborated with Secret Shop YYC, a fashion-forward movement that makes progressive style and artistic forms more accessible to like-minded enthusiasts, to put together the sold-out show acclaimed as THE

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Album Review: NEVER ENOUGH

Album Review: NEVER ENOUGH

By Nimra Amir, May 2 2023 — After nearly four years since the release of his last studio album CASE STUDY 01, Canadian singer-songwriter Daniel Caesar has returned with the release of his third studio album NEVER ENOUGH this April 7 through Republic Records. Appropriately so, NEVER ENOUGH follows Caesar

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Calgary Expo’s cosplayers don’t play around

Calgary Expo’s cosplayers don’t play around

By Sheroog Kubur, Ansharah Shakil, May 2 2023 — This year’s Calgary Expo had nerds across the city uniting for a common cause — finding other nerds. The entire four-day convention was filled to the brim with guest appearances by beloved actors, like X-Men’s James McAvoy and Star

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Enactus UCalgary’s Empower program helps immigrant women build businesses

Enactus UCalgary’s Empower program helps immigrant women build businesses

By Nazeefa Ahmed, April 28 2023— Enactus UCalgary’s Empower program is a weekly student-run business skills training program that helps immigrant women build businesses. Within the first year, the program has helped mentees with permanent resident and refugee claimant status develop 17 business plans. According to a report

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The final SLC meeting of the semester highlighted wins in executive trimester reports

The final SLC meeting of the semester highlighted wins in executive trimester reports

By Eula Mengullo, April 28 2023— The final Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting of the year took place this week and discussed executive trimester reports.  Trimester reports are an accountability mechanism to ensure that Students’ Union (SU) executives are accomplishing the goals they have set out at the start of

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A completely faithful adaptation of the Harry Potter books is not the best idea

A completely faithful adaptation of the Harry Potter books is not the best idea

By Valery Perez, April 28 2023— A new Harry Potter series has been confirmed. The streaming service HBO Max announced the new adaptation during their Warner Bros. Discovery’s presentation on April 12. The series is to be released over a decade with an entirely new cast and each book

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Parting shots from outgoing EIC Sophia Lopez

Parting shots from outgoing EIC Sophia Lopez

April 27 2023— Completing this term as the editor-in-chief in person without worrying about COVID-19 was a huge blessing. It’s been a relief to stop saying we’re “back to normal.” But that’s enough talk about the pandemic — far too much. This year was filled

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Ten of Calgary’s hidden gems

Ten of Calgary’s hidden gems

By Dianne Miranda, April 26 2023— Despite comments such as “I moved to Calgary just because it is close to the mountains” or “Calgary never comes close to being as cool as Vancouver,” Calgary is filled with hidden gems from delicious eats, one-of-a-kind record stores, local and

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