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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The SU presidential race: experience vs. fresh blood

The SU presidential race: experience vs. fresh blood

By Josie Simon, March 5 2025— The upcoming Students' Union (SU) general election presents voters with a choice between two candidates who couldn't be more different. Naomie Bakana, the establishment insider who's spent years in the SU ecosystem, and Matthew Johnson, a political science sophomore

Faculty of Arts representative Edom Girma faces allegations of pre-campaigning, misrepresentation and violating elections policy

Faculty of Arts representative Edom Girma faces allegations of pre-campaigning, misrepresentation and violating elections policy

By Vama Saini and Nazeefa Ahmed, March 3 2025— The University of Calgary Students' Union (SU) General Election has sparked tensions within the Faculty of Arts after an email sent by Faculty of Arts representative Edom Girma led to accusations of misrepresentation, pre-campaigning and improper use of student

Presidential candidates debate tuition, student jobs and advocacy at SU forum

Presidential candidates debate tuition, student jobs and advocacy at SU forum

By Vama Saini, March 3 2025— The SU General Election presidential forum was held, with candidates Matthew Johnson and Naomie Bakana presenting their platforms and answering questions on key student issues. The event included opening statements, a speed round of factual questions and a debate segment where candidates responded to

Dinos Playoffs Week 1: Dinos remain alive on the court and dominate on the track and field

Dinos Playoffs Week 1: Dinos remain alive on the court and dominate on the track and field

By Maggie Hsu and Emma Djukic, March 2 2025— Men’s Basketball: Dinos overcome slow start to advance to basketball semifinals By Maggie Hsu The Dinos’ men’s basketball team rallied from a 12-point first-quarter deficit to defeat the Trinity Western Spartans 98-84, securing a spot in

Weekly Dino Digest: 2025 Playoffs Week 2

Weekly Dino Digest: 2025 Playoffs Week 2

By Maggie Hsu, March 3 2025— With any Dinos home games this season unlikely, there is still plenty of Dinos sports to take in this weekend! All Dinos games are available through CanadaWest.tv with single event passes priced at $12.99 per game with on-demand access available for

Uncontested VP Academic candidate discusses student rights and program evaluation at SU forum

Uncontested VP Academic candidate discusses student rights and program evaluation at SU forum

By Vama Saini, March 2 2025— In the Students' Union (SU) Vice-President Academic forum, uncontested candidate Gabriela Dziegielewska outlined her platform and vision for the role if elected. A key focus of Dziegielewska’s platform is raising awareness of academic rights among the student body. "Students overwhelmingly

SU Presidential Debate 2025: Bakana and Johnson face off on tuition, advocacy and campus growth

SU Presidential Debate 2025: Bakana and Johnson face off on tuition, advocacy and campus growth

By Imran Ahmed, March 2 2025— From 2-3 p.m. on Feb. 25, 2025, The Gauntlet hosted the University of Calgary Students’ Union (SU) presidential debate for the first time since the 2019-2020 academic year. The debate was moderated by Editor in Chief of the Gauntlet, Nazeefa Ahmed,

Kathleen Edwards heats up The Palace Theatre at Block Heater 2025

Kathleen Edwards heats up The Palace Theatre at Block Heater 2025

By Hannah Caparino, March 2 2025— On day two of Calgary Folk Music Festival’s Block Heater, The Palace Theatre hosted country singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards as their main headliner. Alongside Edwards, Block Heater hosted Toronto artist Charlotte Cornfield and more across the three venues on 8th Avenue. Edwards is

Block Heater 2025: Day one recap

Block Heater 2025: Day one recap

By Hannah Caparino, March 2 2025— The Calgary Folk Music Festival’s 10th annual Block Heater festival took place this year from Feb. 14-15. Block Heater brought in artists and musicians from around Canada and Calgary to curate a festival buzzing with excitement for live music. The festival was

Uncontested candidate outlines vision for VP Internal role at SU forum

Uncontested candidate outlines vision for VP Internal role at SU forum

By Lexus Rae, March 2 2025— This week, the University of Calgary’s Students' Union (SU) hosted the Vice President Internal forum for the SU general election 2025. The uncontested candidate Lorraine Ndovi is a fourth-year Bachelor of Social Work student and is the current SU Social Work

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