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 Anna Maxwell, April 22 2025— Making her federal debut, Keira Gunn is campaigning to serve as Calgary Confederation’s voice in Ottawa. With a PhD in mathematics from the University of Calgary, the New Democratic Party hopeful is looking to blend her analytical expertise with lived experiences to tackle
By Josie Simon, April 22 2025— UCalgary opened Quantum City's qHub on March 21. This development is an essential step for Alberta's quantum technology sector. It will change our province's technology landscape and economic future. What is Quantum City's qHub? The qHub
By Ansharah Shakil, April 17 2025— It is a truth universally acknowledged that Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice remains a classic, but Forte Musical Theatre’s Austentatious, coming back to Calgary after 15 years from April 8-19, is certainly not a straight-forward adaptation of the novel. Austentatious
By Holly Anghel, April 21 2025— Throughout her career, Lady Gaga has experimented with various musical genres to demonstrate her remarkable versatility and constantly evolving artistic identity. Her album The Fame (2008) launched her into stardom as a pop star, while her album Joanne (2016) embraced soft rock. Artpop (2013)
By Jill Reeves, April 21 2025— Following a previous policy grievance issued by the University of Calgary’s Faculty Association (TUCFA) regarding the arts programs changes, the association has released two more, focusing on process abuses and the use of misleading information. Addressed to the Dean of the Faculty of
By Holly Anghel, April 21 2025— Liberal candidate Corey Hogan is no stranger to the University of Calgary — in fact, he refers to it as his second home. Currently on leave from his role as Vice President of Communications and Community Engagement at the university, Hogan is campaigning to represent
By Ilana van der Merwe, April 19 2025— “Andre never stopped being a good dude, he was a good dude this whole time. He just had a coping mechanism that worked for a while, until it didn't. But he was always a good dude.” Mike Sorochan From March
By Abbas Hussain, April 17 2025— The Loch Gallery is displaying the work of Illingworth “Buck” Kerr as well as Harry Palmer and Mary Spice Kerr from Feb 1-22. Illingworth "Buck" Kerr was born in Lumsden, Saskatchewan in 1905. He then studied in Ontario at the Ontario
By Baya Ahmidatou, April 17 2025— The 2025 tennis season has arrived, bringing with it exciting rivalries, incredible skill and unforgettable rallies that keep fans on the edge of their seats. Each year, millions tune in from around the world to watch the action unfold. But despite the sport’s
By Alex Howey, April 15 2025— In little time, much has changed in global politics, with this shift being felt nationally. Canadians will go to the polls on April 28th to choose the next Prime Minister in a crucial election. Last month, Liberal Party Leader Mark Carney called a federal