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 Elaine Liang, January 28 2026— On Jan. 20, the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) discussed and voted upon the approval of the reappointments of the Review Board and Tribunal Members, and whether SLC will take a supportive stance on the Mac Hall expansion referendum to be held during the 2026
By Elaine Liang, January 28 2026— On Jan. 20, the Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) discussed and voted upon the approval of the reappointments of the Review Board and Tribunal Members, and whether SLC will take a supportive stance on the Mac Hall expansion referendum to be held during the 2026
By Garima Chahal, January 28 2026— Alberta’s government says it stands for freedom, choice and responsible leadership, yet its recent decisions paint a far different picture. From cracking down on school library books to silencing teachers’ labour rights and rejecting federal dental coverage, the UCP is increasingly governing through
By Garima Chahal, January 28 2026— Alberta’s government says it stands for freedom, choice and responsible leadership, yet its recent decisions paint a far different picture. From cracking down on school library books to silencing teachers’ labour rights and rejecting federal dental coverage, the UCP is increasingly governing through
By Hannah Caparino, January 28 2026— Jack Singer Concert Hall had welcomed acclaimed actor, Morgan Freeman, and a number of handpicked artists to showcase the history and development of the Blues genre. Before the concert began, Freeman had discussed his connection to the genre and how the art form had
By Hannah Caparino, January 28 2026— Jack Singer Concert Hall had welcomed acclaimed actor, Morgan Freeman, and a number of handpicked artists to showcase the history and development of the Blues genre. Before the concert began, Freeman had discussed his connection to the genre and how the art form had
By Hannah Caparino, January 28 2026— With the Festival of Animated Objects (FAO) returning in the spring of 2026, Ivan Guevara Garcia sat down with the Gauntlet to talk about his show that will be featured in the festival. He wrote and directed, Esperanza, which follows a girl who learns
By Hannah Caparino, January 28 2026— With the Festival of Animated Objects (FAO) returning in the spring of 2026, Ivan Guevara Garcia sat down with the Gauntlet to talk about his show that will be featured in the festival. He wrote and directed, Esperanza, which follows a girl who learns
By Elliotte Buracas and Maggie Hsu, January 28 2026— Crowchild Classic is back and it’s going to be heated! Our perennial rivalry with the MRU Cougars will once again culminate in the annual women’s and men’s hockey doubleheader at the Scotiabank Saddledome. The women’s game will
By Elliotte Buracas and Maggie Hsu, January 28 2026— Crowchild Classic is back and it’s going to be heated! Our perennial rivalry with the MRU Cougars will once again culminate in the annual women’s and men’s hockey doubleheader at the Scotiabank Saddledome. The women’s game will