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 Emily Cook, February 23 2026— In an uncertain climate of political discourse, it is more important than ever to understand how law works in your everyday life. From traffic light regulations to your right to education, law is in everything and you deserve to understand it. Legal literacy may
By Emily Cook, February 23 2026— In an uncertain climate of political discourse, it is more important than ever to understand how law works in your everyday life. From traffic light regulations to your right to education, law is in everything and you deserve to understand it. Legal literacy may
By Maggie Hsu, February 23 2026— Calgary has played a role in almost every step of Gabriella Durante’s hockey journey. From her development as a young goaltender in the city to her impactful five-year-long career with the University of Calgary Dinos women’s hockey team, the city
By Maggie Hsu, February 23 2026— Calgary has played a role in almost every step of Gabriella Durante’s hockey journey. From her development as a young goaltender in the city to her impactful five-year-long career with the University of Calgary Dinos women’s hockey team, the city
By Hannah Caparino, February 23 2026— Calgary author and illustrator duo, Carla Shafer and Laura Ambrosone, return to Calgary’s literary scene with their second book titled The Mad Book. Their book follows a similar premise to their predecessor, The Sad Book. The children’s book allows for readers and
By Hannah Caparino, February 23 2026— Calgary author and illustrator duo, Carla Shafer and Laura Ambrosone, return to Calgary’s literary scene with their second book titled The Mad Book. Their book follows a similar premise to their predecessor, The Sad Book. The children’s book allows for readers and
By Matthew Johnson, February 23 2026— “Shake my hand,” I said while extending my hand out to my sister. “We just formed the committee to get me elected Students’ Union president.” It was Nov. 28th, 2024. It was cold and snowing, and we were in the parking lot outside of
By Matthew Johnson, February 23 2026— “Shake my hand,” I said while extending my hand out to my sister. “We just formed the committee to get me elected Students’ Union president.” It was Nov. 28th, 2024. It was cold and snowing, and we were in the parking lot outside of
By Danijela Marcinkovic, February 20 2026— On Jan. 29, students and faculty gathered in the MacEwan Student Centre for the President’s Town Hall, where President Dr. Ed McCauley, Provost Dr. Sandra Davidson and the rest of the executive leadership team discussed updates on major projects and answered questions. “There’
By Danijela Marcinkovic, February 20 2026— On Jan. 29, students and faculty gathered in the MacEwan Student Centre for the President’s Town Hall, where President Dr. Ed McCauley, Provost Dr. Sandra Davidson and the rest of the executive leadership team discussed updates on major projects and answered questions. “There’