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 Abbas Hussain, March 2 2025— The Alberta Law Foundation has made a monumental and historic donation of $26.8 million dollars to UCalgary’s Faculty of Social Work and Law. The Dean of the Faculty of Law, Dr. Evaristus Oshionebo, talked about the role of the Faculty of Law
By Eda Kamal, March 2 2025— A critical Canadian personality trait is that we are not American. You'll say it when on vacation, and you'll see it in our advertising. You might have sat down to watch the SuperBowl a few weekends ago, or kept up
By Marvellous Chukwukelu, March 2 2025— In 2001, the UK House of Commons abolished the General Betting Duty thereby removing the biggest barrier to sports betting in the country. The results were near instantaneous with the English Premier League (EPL)–one of the world’s biggest sports leagues in views
This article is a part of our humour section. We publish our poster critique yearly and all roasts are made in good spirits and not to be taken seriously. It takes courage to put your name out there and run for the SU election.
By Jasmine Keller, February 28 2025— As a university student, you are associated with many stereotypes—you have an irregular sleep schedule, you skip meals and one of the most common: you consume anything that keeps you going. Energy drink consumption has been on a fast incline to the top
By Hannah Caparino, February 28 2025— The 2025 High Performance Rodeo is One Yellow Rabbit’s annual festival that celebrates all kinds of theatre and performance. The festival’s lineup included a number of shows and performers that reflected various themes to create conversation surrounding live performances. Festival producer Oliver
By Hannah Caparino, February 28 2025— Disclaimer: Deadly Murder features blood, violence, gun violence, and brief nudity. For more information, readers can check the Vertigo Theatre’s advisory page. Vertigo Theatre is presenting David Foley’s twisted play Deadly Murder. The play constantly shifts power and manipulation from character to
By Jill Reeves, February 28 2025— The University of Calgary’s Students' Union (SU) kicked off general election forums this week, opening with Vice-President External candidates Julia Law and Sheroog Kubur. The forums provide an opportunity for candidates to elaborate on their platforms, engage in discussion with opposition,
Endorsements As students at the University of Calgary, we are facing a period of significant political and economic challenges. Since 2019, provincial budget cuts to post-secondary education have led to tuition increases for five consecutive years, while federal trade policies, such as U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, continue
Nazeefa Ahmed, Editor-in-Chief * President: As moderator of the Presidential Debate, I abstain from endorsing either candidate. * VP Academic: Abstain due to a conflict of interest * VP internal: NO for Lorraine Ndovi * While Lorraine emphasizes advocacy and student diversity, her platform lacks specific, actionable steps for implementing her ideas.