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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Alberta government launches post-secondary review amid funding strains and competitiveness concerns, excludes students’ unions in formation

Alberta government launches post-secondary review amid funding strains and competitiveness concerns, excludes students’ unions in formation

By Imran Ahmed, February 10 2025— Update According to an SU media spokesperson, U of C economist Jack Mintz informed the SU that the newly formed panel would reach out for further consultation. The SU is now waiting to see if this consultation will be meaningful. Original article Alberta, long

For the safety of all: Pedestrian accidents in Calgary

For the safety of all: Pedestrian accidents in Calgary

By Ashita Karim, February 9 2025— There is a certain humanistic understanding regarding the right to life. The idea of children having the means to grow up, to reach adulthood and develop their minds and personalities is an integral part of any egalitarian society. In many cultures, including Canada, the

The second date playbook: what comes after the first impression?

The second date playbook: what comes after the first impression?

By Leigh Patrick, February 9 2025— First dates get all the attention with dating guides, influencer ‘Get Ready with Me’ videos and mirror pep talks. But the second date? That's trickier. You’ve mutually decided to see each other again—now what? Do you maintain the polished first-

Unlocking Club Doors: Raising awareness for invisible disabilities at U of C

Unlocking Club Doors: Raising awareness for invisible disabilities at U of C

By Reyam Jamaleddine, February 9 2025— Invisible disabilities can often be dismissed, misunderstood and the subject for skepticism. At the University of Calgary (U of C), the Invisible Disabilities and Education Advocacy Association (IDEAA) is determined to change that. IDEAA is not only challenging the current atmosphere for how invisible

CourseCompare releases university rankings, U of C ranks fifth in Canada

CourseCompare releases university rankings, U of C ranks fifth in Canada

By Jill Reeves and Nazeefa Ahmed, February 9 2025— Canadian education platform CourseCompare has recently released outcome-based rankings for Canadian post-secondary institutions and their respective programs for 2025. The University of Calgary was ranked fifth among Canada's top post-secondary institutions and was one of two

VRCORE Education partners with ISS National Lab to expand space education

VRCORE Education partners with ISS National Lab to expand space education

By Ansharah Shakil, February 9 2025— Every little kid dreams of going to space and through the virtual reality experience “ISS: Curiosity in Orbit”, they can. This hands-on experience, transforming school gyms into space labs, is being delivered in Canadian and U.S. schools in a partnership with VRCORE

Album Review: Bad Bunny's Un Verano Sin Ti

Album Review: Bad Bunny's Un Verano Sin Ti

By Isabella Franco Salazar, February 9 2025— Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, better known as Bad Bunny, is one of the pioneers in the spread of Latin American reggaeton and trap in recent years. His talent and reach have resulted in numerous awards and records, including being featured on the list

New rental regulations in Calgary: What students need to know

New rental regulations in Calgary: What students need to know

By Megan Marr, February 9 2025— In December, the City of Calgary approved a new set of regulations for short-term rental properties. These regulations, which take effect in April, include higher prices on short-term rental licenses, mandatory licenses for platforms like AirBnb and VRBO and a restriction on

Why don’t people attend the Women’s Crowchild Classic?

Why don’t people attend the Women’s Crowchild Classic?

By Ansharah Shakil, February 8 2025— This year’s Crowchild Classic led to a decisive victory for both the men and women Dinos — but the women’s game had, as usual, lower attendance numbers than the men’s game did. Even in the midst of the record-breaking numbers of

All about Block Heater with Kerry Clarke

All about Block Heater with Kerry Clarke

By Ilana van der Merwe, February 7 2025— As the snow falls and the weather continues to cool down, Kerry Clarke and her team work to present Calgarians with an event to warm up downtown. Calgary Folk Fest’s 10th annual Block Heater will be held from Feb. 14-15,

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