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 Maggie Hsu, February 16 2025— Professional athletes are known for their strength, stamina, skills and sheer determination to overcome mental and physical obstacles to perform at the highest levels. In a space where we bear witness to people at their peak fitness at a high level of performance, it’
By Garima Chahal and Reyam Jamaleddine, February 16 2025— On Jan. 17th, the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Calgary hosted Dr. Kimberley Brownlee as part of its Philosophical Speaker Series. Brownlee, a distinguished scholar in ethics, political, and social philosophy, holds the Canada Research Chair in Ethics
By Leigh Patrick, February 16 2025— In modern society, intimacy is often reserved for romantic relationships, typically associated with sex and the partner with whom we share it. However, intimacy is much more than that—it’s a state of being unguarded and relaxed with someone. It involves feeling a
By Maggie Hsu, February 16 2025— The final Dinos regular season home game is upon us! So be sure to grab a free ticket with your UCID to catch the last chance to cheer on your Dinos before the playoffs hit. Be sure to avoid the lines at the ticket
By Marvellous Chukwukelu, February 18 2025— As award season ramps up, the fact that one of the frontrunners this year – Brady Corbett's 'The Brutalist' – utilized artificial intelligence for parts of the movie has sparked a backlash in online spaces and reignited a conversation on whether artificial
By Josie Simon, February 13 2025— Choose your answers. Each one brings you closer to your inevitable fate. 1. You find a dead bird on your doorstep. You: a) Name it and keep it as your Valentine's date b) Take artistic photos for your Discord dating profile c)
By Ansharah Shakil, February 13 2025— These 14 couples share some of the best love stories in the pages of a book, romantic but still grounded enough to be believable. 1. Elizabeth and Darcy, Pride and Prejudice The blueprint for so many romances that came after them, Elizabeth and Darcy
By Vama Saini, February 12 2025— The Faculty Association of the University of Calgary (TUCFA) has filed a policy grievance against the university, citing concerns over the consultation process regarding proposed program changes within the Faculty of Arts. The grievance alleges that the administration has failed to adhere to the
By Ansharah Shakil, February 11 2025— Thomas Wilder’s timeless three-act play Our Town was first written in 1938, and has enjoyed continued success since its debut, inspiring revivals even now. SCPA will be presenting their own production of Our Town from Feb. 7-15, directed by Assistant Professor
By Hannah Caparino, February 12 2025— Disclaimer: A Streetcar Named Desire has depictions of domestic and sexual violence, as well as substance abuse; please approach this show with care and be mindful of the heavy subject matter. If any audience members require resources or help, Alberta Health Services provides resources