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.
In this year’s Students’ Union (SU) general election, five names will appear on the ballot for the Cumming School of Medicine Faculty representative where only two candidates will be successful. Along with the responsibilities outlined for all Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) members, faculty representatives are accountable for responsibilities particular
In this year’s Students’ Union (SU) general election, three candidates are running for the Faculty of Science representative for three positions. Along with the responsibilities outlined for all Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) members, faculty representatives are accountable for responsibilities particular to their role including: Reporting to students of their
In this year’s Students’ Union (SU) general election, nine names will appear on the ballot for faculty of arts representative where only four candidates will be successful. Along with the responsibilities outlined for all Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) members, faculty representatives are accountable for responsibilities particular to their role
Lorraine Ndovi Lorraine Ndovi is a fourth-year Social Work student running uncontested for VP Internal. Ndovi previously served as Social Work Faculty Representative. Her decision to run for VP Internal rests on this experience, inspired by desiring to make changes in her past position that she didn’t have
Sheroog Kubur Sheroog Kubur, a fourth-year political science and communications student, presents herself as a fighter, an advocate and an outsider willing to shake up the SU’s approach to student lobbying. Kubur’s candidacy is defined by an unrelenting drive. "You kind of have to have a
By Ilana van der Merwe, February 26 2025— With two months of 2025 already completed, many once optimistic individuals find themselves spinning narratives as to why they fell out of their planned New Year's resolutions. It is not uncommon for the concluding week of December to be filled
By Ashita Karim, February 25 2025— Five years after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the healthcare response to the deadly virus continues to shape how Albertans may access immunization and disease prevention services now and in the future. The Alberta COVID-19 Pandemic Data Review Task Force: Final
By Lexus Rae, February 25 2025— The Faculty of Social Work’s Anti-Black Racism Task Force and the Mobilizing for Change transdisciplinary scholarship team are hosting the Mobilizing for Change: Addressing Anti-Black Racism conference on Feb. 27 from 9 a.m.–6:30 p.m. and Feb. 28
By Josie Simon, February 25 2025— A mere 13.29 per cent of students bothered to vote in last year's Students' Union (SU) election. Think about that for a moment. In a supposedly educated community of future leaders, nearly 87 per cent of students couldn't
By Maggie Hsu and Jade Miller, February 25 2025— Crestfallen after facing their first and only defeat of the Canada West Championships, the Dinos quickly shifted their focus away from their celebrating opponents to the U SPORTS Championships. The culmination of all the trials and tribulations of their season turns