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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Canadian business get stronger: UCalgary's new program shows the way forward

Canadian business get stronger: UCalgary's new program shows the way forward

By Josie Simon, February 24 2025— The University of Calgary's Hunter Hub has launched the Business Playbook at a crucial moment. Trade tensions are affecting Canadian industries from lumber to steel. Business owners across the country are searching for new strategies. The program arrives exactly when Canadian entrepreneurs

“Stop cutting classes”:  Alberta students unite in open letter to government

“Stop cutting classes”: Alberta students unite in open letter to government

By Vama Saini, February 24 2025— As the province’s 2025 budget announcement looms, post-secondary students across Alberta are sounding the alarm. A joint open letter, signed by 25 student associations representing more than 290,000 students, warned that continued budget cuts — initiated in 2019 — are degrading the quality

Finding community and laughter in Camille Pavlenko’s play Go for Gold, Audrey Pham

Finding community and laughter in Camille Pavlenko’s play Go for Gold, Audrey Pham

By Hannah Caparino, February 24 2025— Lunchbox Theatre’s third show in the 2024-2025 season is Camille Pavlenko’s Go for Gold, Audrey Pham, a witty comedy that focuses on Audrey Pham’s journey towards performing in the Ski Ballet event in the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. The

Hear me out: The animated hot babes hall of fame

Hear me out: The animated hot babes hall of fame

By Ayesha Kamran and Rabia Salman, February 24 2025— Popularized through TikTok, a “hear me out” cake is a fun way to display the–questionable–fictional characters a person finds appealing. We listen and do not judge–if you judge us, we will find you–so join us as we

Student narratives on mental health: The bittersweet feelings of a final semester

Student narratives on mental health: The bittersweet feelings of a final semester

By Freeha Anjum, February 24 2025— I’ve spent four years prioritizing school: Heading home early to study for next week’s test, joining clubs to bolster resumes, and putting tuition dollars to good use by forcing myself to focus on three-hour-long lectures. While I love my degree

Weekly Dino Digest: 2025 Playoffs Week 1

Weekly Dino Digest: 2025 Playoffs Week 1

By Maggie Hsu, February 20 2025— After over three months of hard-fought battles and tough competitors, your Dinos’ men’s hockey team, both basketball teams and both volleyball teams are prepared for their pursuit for playoff supremacy. While games are no longer free, UCalgary students still get a huge

All eyes on them: why is the NCAA far more popular than U SPORTS?

All eyes on them: why is the NCAA far more popular than U SPORTS?

By Marvellous Chukwukelu, February 16 2025— On Apr. 7, 2024, the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division I women's basketball championship game for the 2023–24 season was played between the University of South Carolina Gamecocks and the University of Iowa’s Hawkeyes. The historic game, which was

Unlocking club doors: Creating community with the Creative Writing Circle

Unlocking club doors: Creating community with the Creative Writing Circle

By Reyam Jamaleddine, February 16 2025— Creative writing is any kind of writing that veers from traditional writing styles, it's a style of writing that contrasts academic and journalistic writing. Imagination, innovation, fiction and poetry are all elements of creative writing pieces. The Creative Writing Circle (CWC) at

It’s a season, not a setback

It’s a season, not a setback

By Leigh Patrick, February 16 2025— While January was bright with hope and fresh starts, February reminds us that we are still in the dead of winter. Coupled with the fact that January's 31 days felt like six months, we are once again, mentally drained. Our semester mirrors

UCP bans Starbucks, claims coffee chain's woke agenda and foreign words threaten Alberta values

UCP bans Starbucks, claims coffee chain's woke agenda and foreign words threaten Alberta values

By Josie Simon, February 16 2025— Alberta has announced an immediate ban on all Starbucks locations, with Premier Danielle Smith declaring the chain a "woke indoctrination center that forces honest Albertans to speak Italian." "One moment you're ordering an iced coffee, and before you know

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