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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Endless Summer Vacation is perfect for your endless winter semester

Endless Summer Vacation is perfect for your endless winter semester

By Medina Mohammed, March 28 2023— Miley Cyrus is back and better than ever with her new album Endless Summer Vacation. The pop album has 13 tracks, two artist features from Brandi Carlisle and Sia and totals around 40 minutes of listening time. Cyrus dropped the single from the album

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Spring is here feature: Jillian Cung

Spring is here feature: Jillian Cung

By Jillian Cung, March 29 2023—

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Spring is here feature: Megan Koch

Spring is here feature: Megan Koch

By Megan Koch, March 29 2023—

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Canada West champions meet their match at the national quarter-finals

Canada West champions meet their match at the national quarter-finals

By Rodrigo Verney, March 29 2023— Another season for the University of Calgary Dinos men’s hockey came to a close this weekend at the national quarter-finals as the University of Prince Edward Island Panthers took them down in a 4–2 series. An incredible display of resilience and

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Canadians deserve answers and leadership on China

Canadians deserve answers and leadership on China

By Logan Jaspers, March 29 2023— Over the past year, news outlets have carried numerous stories about Canada’s increasingly tense relations with the People’s Republic of China.  Last September, The Globe and Mail disclosed the existence of at least three Chinese police stations in the Greater Toronto Area,

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Ghada Sfeir is the first senior advisor for anti-racism and racial equity

Ghada Sfeir is the first senior advisor for anti-racism and racial equity

By Nazeefa Ahmed, March 29 2023— The Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (OEDI) at the University of Calgary opened a new senior advisor position for anti-racism and racial equity.  Expansion of the OEDI is a part of the university leadership’s commitment made after the death of George

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Mihret’s Podcast Picks: Nerdy fun for Women’s History Month

Mihret’s Podcast Picks: Nerdy fun for Women’s History Month

By Mihret Yirgeta, March 29 2023— To celebrate Women’s History Month, I am choosing to embrace the nerdy part of me that revels in fandom. I invite you to join me with this month’s podcast picks. Let’s Talk About Myths, Baby! This is not your average mythology

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B.C. offering free contraceptives: Should the rest of Canada follow suit?

B.C. offering free contraceptives: Should the rest of Canada follow suit?

By Aymen Sherwani, March 28 2023— Starting on April 1, 2023, British Columbia will be the first province in Canada to offer full coverage for prescription contraceptives, including oral hormone pills, intrauterine devices (IUDs), contraceptive injections, subdermal implants, as well as the morning after pill — the government calling it a

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Brendan Fraser’s Oscar win and what it means for male assault victims

Brendan Fraser’s Oscar win and what it means for male assault victims

By Medina Mohammed, March 28 2023— Brendan Fraser is an actor that most people will remember from childhood. He is most known for his roles as Rick O’Connell in The Mummy trilogy (1999-2008) and for starring as the titular character in George of the Jungle (1997). In the

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Spring is here feature: Ramiro Bustamante Torres

Spring is here feature: Ramiro Bustamante Torres

By Ramiro Bustamante Torres, March 28 2023—

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