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 Julieanne Acosta, April 10 2023— Calgary opened its first-ever centre in March fully dedicated to child and adolescent mental health called the Summit: Marian & Jim Sinneave Centre for Youth Resilience. With the rise of mental health issues for children and youth, Dr. John Cowell, official administrator with
By Sheroog Kubur, April 10 2023— With June quickly approaching, Sled Island is soon to be a hop, skip and jump away. The first wave of artists has been announced and each one brings something exciting to the table. This year’s festival seems to be a return of some
By Sheroog Kubur, April 5 2023— The leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), Rachel Notley, came to the University of Calgary last night for a Q&A session with students. The session was moderated by Students’ Union President Nicole Schmidt and students were able to ask questions by
By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, April 4 2023— A paper published in January 2023 from the University of Calgary had challenged previous ideas about the human lung and the microbial community. The main author of the paper, Dr. Christina Thornton, is an assistant professor in the Department of Medicine and the
By Kimberly Taylor, April 3 2023— The University of Calgary alumni and novelist Corinna Chong has a collection of short stories coming out on April 11 with Arsenal Pulp Press, a Vancouver-based publisher. The Whole Animal has thirteen unconnected short stories and explores complex themes of disconnection from the
By Renee Ta, April 3 2023— If you have ever experienced a major cut or burn, you may notice that a scar forms after your injury is healed. This can be problematic because your skin will rarely be regenerated identically to its former state. Some reptiles and amphibians such as
By Anjali Choudhary, March 31 2023— India’s caste system is a millennia-old system of social stratification that continues to remain strong in the region, being the cause of hiring discrimination, marital barriers and even mob violence. As a result of immigration, attitudes supporting the caste system have also
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By Logan Jaspers, March 31 2023— Sometimes things work out in our favour, but whether it’s due to luck or something that we do unconsciously, only the stars know. ARIES (March 21–April 19): CRA robo-calls: I guess there is something admirable about wanting to pay more taxes
By Ava Zardynezhad, March 31 2023— Having a balanced eating schedule during finals season is imperative to the functioning and performance of students. So, in hopes of leading by example, here’s a list of things I eat in a day when I have finals. Breakfast Because I spend most