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 Senami Amosu, February 12 2025— The National Music Centre (NMC) hosted a matinee called “If You Believe in Love” on Feb. 8 featuring Adetola “aloT of Poetry” Adedipe, LATISHA, Louis Brothers and many more for Black History Month, the annually observed commemorative month celebrating people of colour and their
By Josie Simon, February 11 2025— Aries (March 21–Apr.19): The Butterfly (Receiver) Your rage issues and inability to wait for anything have turned foreplay into an Olympic sprint. The emergency room knows your name because you've kicked three partners in the face trying to rush into
By Reyam Jamaleddine and Ethan Parker, February 11 2025— On Feb. 5th, 2025, the Sanatan Students’ Society at the University of Calgary hosted their first Saraswati Puja. A Puja is a ceremonial worship ritual in the Hindu religion. A Sarawasti Puja is a ritual performed in devotion for the goddess
By Josie Simon, February 11 2025— Cancer prevention could be as simple as a visit to Student Wellness Services for the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. However, while this vital protection against a virus that can cause multiple types of cancer is readily available, recent studies reveal that only 53 per
By Emma Djukic, February 11 2025— The sports romance genre has exploded in popularity–with BookTok playing a major role in its rise. F1 sports romances, which were virtually unheard of just a few years ago, have gained significant traction, alongside a wave of new stories across various athletic settings.
By Fernanda Scheid Sallet, February 11 2025— After the new tariffs imposed by the United States, the surge in patriotism across the country has led to citizens showing more support for Canadian companies than ever before. As university students, we find ourselves not just watching this economic situation but being
By Hailey Schopper, February 11 2025— Having breaks in between classes is a blessing, but too often they get wasted by endlessly scrolling social media. In this article, I will outline four ways to spend your breaks that will make you happy and productive. Whether you have 30 minutes or
By Ansharah Shakil, February 11 2025— If dance is a language, then ballet is the kind that has historically carried certain exclusive expectations of what people speak it. Multi-ethnic ballet company Dance Theatre of Harlem has sought to fight against those expectations since it was first founded in 1969
By Ansharah Shakil, February 10 2025— A good kiss on television is the culmination of episodes of build-up, a pivotal moment for the plot or a record-breaking moment in television. These couples have those qualities in spades. Nick and Jess, New Girl (season 2, episode 15) Jake Johnson
By Ansharah Shakil, February 10 2025— Contraceptives have come a long way in the last couple of years, from the pull-out method being the only thing available at the time to the syringe method to devices like condoms and diaphragms becoming available to the creation of the birth control