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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Less is the new more: Why Gen Z is shopping their own shelves

Less is the new more: Why Gen Z is shopping their own shelves

By Agam Kaur Arora, September 10 2025— Short-lived fads are perhaps one of the most criticized outcomes of consumerism and Tiktok trends. However, if your social media algorithm has taken you to see the other side of things, you might have came across terms such as “underconsumption core”, which

Weekly Dino Digest: Sept. 5 to 7

Weekly Dino Digest: Sept. 5 to 7

By Maggie Hsu, September 5 2025— We’re back for a second season for the Weekly Dino Diges, your go-to guide for all the action coming up in Dinos athletics. All Dinos’ home games are free events for students — make sure to load up your FREE all-access student

Game of the week: Dinos look to rebound against Manitoba

Game of the week: Dinos look to rebound against Manitoba

By Maggie Hsu, September 5 2025— In a rare scheduling twist, the Dinos open their 2025-26 season with back-to-back games at home in McMahon Stadium. After a dramatic overtime loss to the Regina Rams at KICKOFF 2025, the Dinos now turn their focus to the Manitoba Bisons

Calgary Pride Parade 2025: Why we still need pride in 2025

Calgary Pride Parade 2025: Why we still need pride in 2025

By Mia Gilje, September 8 2025— “Why do we still need pride in 2025?” is a question that's been up for constant debate, so we at the Gauntlet asked attendees at Calgary's 2025 Pride Parade why they believe that pride is still important today.  Marching alongside

Kickoff 2025: Dinos fans are here for much more than the score

Kickoff 2025: Dinos fans are here for much more than the score

By Mia Gilje, September 7 2025—  The 2025 Dinos football kickoff was nothing short of back-and-forth excitement for both the players and fans alike. The University of Calgary Dinos went head-to-head with the University of Regina Rams to begin their 2025-2026 season. Even if the

Dinos steal the game from the Bisons, earning their first win at home since October 2023

Dinos steal the game from the Bisons, earning their first win at home since October 2023

By Maggie Hsu and Leigh Patrick, September 8 2025— The rookies shone the brightest under the lights of McMahon Stadium as the roster packed with freshmen delivered under pressure. Following a dramatic ending to last week’s home opener loss against the Regina Rams, the Dinos pulled off another dramatic

The Power of Performance - August 2025 Visuals Showcase

The Power of Performance - August 2025 Visuals Showcase

By Mia Gilje, Raine Tajonera, Bridget Benedek-Koteles, September 4 2025— This year the visuals section is bringing something new to the table. We’ll be doing monthly visuals showcases focused on volunteers. Following the chosen prompt, volunteers will be welcome to submit any visual they wish to publish with

A classic KICKOFF thriller: Dinos show grit but fall short in overtime loss against Regina

A classic KICKOFF thriller: Dinos show grit but fall short in overtime loss against Regina

By Maggie Hsu and Leigh Patrick, September 1 2025— In front of a crowd of over 5300, the Calgary Dinos kicked off their 2025-26 season with an overtime loss against the University of Regina Rams by a score of 36-43. The Dinos, one of the youngest teams in

Calgary Fringe 2025 presents The Interview Play by Levity Theatre

Calgary Fringe 2025 presents The Interview Play by Levity Theatre

By Hannah Caparino, August 19 2025— Calgary Fringe Festival 2025 presented a new and introspective play by indie theatre company Levity Theatre. The Interview Play focuses on two main characters of the Interviewer and Interviewee. Both characters find themselves in a job interview that was less than successful but the

The Sticky Jar Collective makes their mark at Calgary Fringe Festival 2025

The Sticky Jar Collective makes their mark at Calgary Fringe Festival 2025

By Hannah Caparino, August 19 2025— One of the most interesting shows that was presented at the Calgary Fringe Festival 2025 was The Sticky Jar Collective’s improv game show, “The Booby Trap 2: Electric Boobaloo.”  Four members of the collective, Eryn Dallen, Kaitlyn Olfert, Joelle Roneau and Sarah Haggeman

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