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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Weekly Dino Digest: Feb. 7-9

Weekly Dino Digest: Feb. 7-9

By Maggie Hsu, February 7 2025— The fall/winter U SPORTS seasons are coming to an end with three seniors’ nights on the schedule this weekend to celebrate the outgoing Dinos. As always, all Dinos home games are free with your UCID. Be sure to avoid the lines at the

Students and faculty voice concerns at President's Town Hall on curriculum renewal and university’s future

Students and faculty voice concerns at President's Town Hall on curriculum renewal and university’s future

By Danijela Marcinkovic with files from Anna Maxwell, February 5 2025— On Jan. 29, students and faculty gathered in the MacEwan Student Centre for the President’s Town Hall, where President Dr. Ed McCauley, Provost Dr. Sandra Davidson, and the rest of the executive leadership team discussed the university’s

Chapter of love: the book exchange at Pages on Kensington

Chapter of love: the book exchange at Pages on Kensington

By Leigh Patrick, February 5 2025— With Valentine's Day approaching, why not make this year unforgettable with a unique twist? There's always pressure to make the day special, but if you’re without a date, turn to a steadfast companion: books. Always there to sweep you

Dino’s dominate Cougars in Men’s Crowchild Classic, fans react

Dino’s dominate Cougars in Men’s Crowchild Classic, fans react

By Vama Saini, February 5 2025— The annual Crowchild Classic brought together thousands of students, alumni, and hockey fans to the Scotiabank Saddledome on Jan. 31, as the University of Calgary Dinos faced off against the Mount Royal University Cougars. With a crowd of 13,139 in attendance, the energy

"They took care of business like good Dinos": Fans react to Women’s Crowchild Classic showdown

"They took care of business like good Dinos": Fans react to Women’s Crowchild Classic showdown

By Nazeefa Ahmed, February 4 2025— The energy was electric at the Scotiabank Saddledome as fans packed the stands for the annual hockey rivalry. The women’s game set the tone for the night drawing an enthusiastic crowd from both schools. Fan chants, posters and a sea of red and

Visuals Feature: Crowchild Classic 2025 posters

Visuals Feature: Crowchild Classic 2025 posters

Photo by Mia

Goodbye and hello again: Resignation or opportunity?

Goodbye and hello again: Resignation or opportunity?

By Leah Mushet, February 3 2025— When one door closes, another one opens, or so many would like to think. But would our country's political leaders agree with this statement? Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney likely would, but Justin Trudeau's view remains open to interpretation. On

Calgary Opera’s Don Pasquale: A performance for opera newcomers and fanatics

Calgary Opera’s Don Pasquale: A performance for opera newcomers and fanatics

By Ilana van der Merwe, February 3 2025— It is high time that lovers of cinematic and visual arts drop the misconception that opera is reserved for the aristocrat. I invite you to step away from any previous notions about this centuries old art form, and take in Calgary Opera’

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 29: it’s cold out

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 29: it’s cold out

By Leigh Patrick, Elizabeth Raymond, Daman Singh, Ilana van der Merwe and Dianne Miranda, February 2 2025—  it's cold out is the perfect playlist to accompany this chilly winter season. Whether you're curling up by the fire or walking through frosty streets, this Gauntlet Mixtape Vol.

Nigeria and the "IJGB" experience

Nigeria and the "IJGB" experience

By Salam Jesudamilola, February 2 2025— IJGB or "I Just Got Back" is a phrase used to describe Nigerians living in the diaspora returning to their homeland for Christmas. IJGBs (perhaps as an extension on stereotypes about diaspora Nigerians as a whole) are thought of as loud, flamboyant,

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