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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Uncontested VP Internal candidate Abdu Negmeldin talks about increased advocacy for mental health resources at SU election forum

Uncontested VP Internal candidate Abdu Negmeldin talks about increased advocacy for mental health resources at SU election forum

By Mia Gilje, March 2 2026— The uncontested Vice President Internal (VPI) candidate, Abdu Negmeldin, began the SUforum on Feb. 26 by discussing his three main platform goals of supporting mental health resources, increasing students accessibility to student leaders and to reduce the bureaucracy of the clubs office.  The role

Uncontested VP Internal candidate Abdu Negmeldin talks about increased advocacy for mental health resources at SU election forum

Uncontested VP Internal candidate Abdu Negmeldin talks about increased advocacy for mental health resources at SU election forum

By Mia Gilje, March 2 2026— The uncontested Vice President Internal (VPI) candidate, Abdu Negmeldin, began the SUforum on Feb. 26 by discussing his three main platform goals of supporting mental health resources, increasing students accessibility to student leaders and to reduce the bureaucracy of the clubs office.  The role

Dinos digest: Feb. 21 to 27

Dinos digest: Feb. 21 to 27

By Leigh Patrick, March 2 2026— After a weekend packed with wins and medals galore we have new national champions in the house, a 51-game winning streak snapped, and a massive playoff weekend ahead. Here's a glimpse of what's been done and what's

Dinos digest: Feb. 21 to 27

Dinos digest: Feb. 21 to 27

By Leigh Patrick, March 2 2026— After a weekend packed with wins and medals galore we have new national champions in the house, a 51-game winning streak snapped, and a massive playoff weekend ahead. Here's a glimpse of what's been done and what's

SU Quality Money in jeopardy as university’s restructuring plans spark frustration in SLC

SU Quality Money in jeopardy as university’s restructuring plans spark frustration in SLC

By Elaine Liang, March 2 2026— At the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting on Feb. 24, President Naomie Bakana and Vice-President Internal Lorraine Ndovi provided updates on the University of Calgary’s pushback against renewing the SU’s Quality Money Program. For the past 20 years, the SU Quality

SU Quality Money in jeopardy as university’s restructuring plans spark frustration in SLC

SU Quality Money in jeopardy as university’s restructuring plans spark frustration in SLC

By Elaine Liang, March 2 2026— At the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting on Feb. 24, President Naomie Bakana and Vice-President Internal Lorraine Ndovi provided updates on the University of Calgary’s pushback against renewing the SU’s Quality Money Program. For the past 20 years, the SU Quality

Uncontested VP Academic candidate Zoe Zeritsch talks about academics and student wellbeing at SU forum

Uncontested VP Academic candidate Zoe Zeritsch talks about academics and student wellbeing at SU forum

By Elaine Liang, March 2 2026— To kick off the 2026 Students’ Union (SU) General Election forums, uncontested Vice President Academic (VPA) candidate Zoe Zeritsch presented her goals in prioritizing students’ academics and wellbeing. The three pillars of Zeritsch’s platform are improving learning environments, tackling program transparency and improving

Uncontested VP Academic candidate Zoe Zeritsch talks about academics and student wellbeing at SU forum

Uncontested VP Academic candidate Zoe Zeritsch talks about academics and student wellbeing at SU forum

By Elaine Liang, March 2 2026— To kick off the 2026 Students’ Union (SU) General Election forums, uncontested Vice President Academic (VPA) candidate Zoe Zeritsch presented her goals in prioritizing students’ academics and wellbeing. The three pillars of Zeritsch’s platform are improving learning environments, tackling program transparency and improving

Alberta doctors raise concerns over expanded parental access to children’s health records

Alberta doctors raise concerns over expanded parental access to children’s health records

By Elaine Liang, March 2 2026— As of Feb. 2, 2026, parents and guardians can access their child’s health records online up until they turn 18.  Previously, parents and guardians were only able to gain proxy access for their children aged 12 and under through a healthcare provider.  The

Alberta doctors raise concerns over expanded parental access to children’s health records

Alberta doctors raise concerns over expanded parental access to children’s health records

By Elaine Liang, March 2 2026— As of Feb. 2, 2026, parents and guardians can access their child’s health records online up until they turn 18.  Previously, parents and guardians were only able to gain proxy access for their children aged 12 and under through a healthcare provider.  The

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