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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Did you hear what happened at the Campus Food Bank?

Did you hear what happened at the Campus Food Bank?

By Ravana Smith, February 25 2026— Nothing, that’s what! And that’s the problem. Well… it’s not nothing, but it’s less something than it should be. Since I began volunteering at our Students' Union Campus Food Bank, short as that time has been, I’ve realized

Did you hear what happened at the Campus Food Bank?

Did you hear what happened at the Campus Food Bank?

By Ravana Smith, February 25 2026— Nothing, that’s what! And that’s the problem. Well… it’s not nothing, but it’s less something than it should be. Since I began volunteering at our Students' Union Campus Food Bank, short as that time has been, I’ve realized

Why you need to abandon cringe culture

Why you need to abandon cringe culture

By Emily Cook, February 25 2026— Have you ever seen something so awkward that you had to step away, turn off the video or scroll past it? Or maybe you stuck around and laughed at the video, mocking the person within it alongside fellow viewers in the comments?  Did you

Why you need to abandon cringe culture

Why you need to abandon cringe culture

By Emily Cook, February 25 2026— Have you ever seen something so awkward that you had to step away, turn off the video or scroll past it? Or maybe you stuck around and laughed at the video, mocking the person within it alongside fellow viewers in the comments?  Did you

How Alberta’s separation from Canada could affect post-secondary students

How Alberta’s separation from Canada could affect post-secondary students

By Baya Ahmidatou, February 23 2026— After several years of advocating, Elections Alberta announced on Jan. 2 that the Alberta Prosperity Project has received approval to collect signatures for a separation referendum. The proposed referendum question asks: “Do you agree that the province of Alberta should cease to be a

How Alberta’s separation from Canada could affect post-secondary students

How Alberta’s separation from Canada could affect post-secondary students

By Baya Ahmidatou, February 23 2026— After several years of advocating, Elections Alberta announced on Jan. 2 that the Alberta Prosperity Project has received approval to collect signatures for a separation referendum. The proposed referendum question asks: “Do you agree that the province of Alberta should cease to be a

Invite the Christmas spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol production

Invite the Christmas spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol production

By Abbas Hussain, January 20 2026— Theatre Calgary is your home to theatrical performances here in Calgary. Founded in 1968 through a merger of Workshop 14 and the Musicians’ and Actors’ Club, Theatre Calgary became the first fully professional theatre company in Calgary. Ever since then, they have been putting

Invite the Christmas spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol production

Invite the Christmas spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol production

By Abbas Hussain, January 20 2026— Theatre Calgary is your home to theatrical performances here in Calgary. Founded in 1968 through a merger of Workshop 14 and the Musicians’ and Actors’ Club, Theatre Calgary became the first fully professional theatre company in Calgary. Ever since then, they have been putting

The Dilemma of the WNBA CBA negotiations

The Dilemma of the WNBA CBA negotiations

By Ziga Poromon, February 23 2026— During the 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend, players wore shirts reading “Pay Us What You What You Owe Us” in protest of stagnant compensation under the league’s current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). Negotiations have extended well beyond the October 31 deadline, as the

The Dilemma of the WNBA CBA negotiations

The Dilemma of the WNBA CBA negotiations

By Ziga Poromon, February 23 2026— During the 2025 WNBA All-Star Weekend, players wore shirts reading “Pay Us What You What You Owe Us” in protest of stagnant compensation under the league’s current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA). Negotiations have extended well beyond the October 31 deadline, as the

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