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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Your 2025 Crowchild Classic primer

Your 2025 Crowchild Classic primer

By Maggie Hsu and Imonitie Omosun, January 25 2025— The ultimate crosstown rivalry returns for its 12th year. On Jan. 31, your Dinos’ women’s and men’s hockey teams will battle it out against their rivals from down the street, MRU Cougars on the city’s highest profile rink:

From setbacks to success: Owen Antoniuk’s story of perseverance

From setbacks to success: Owen Antoniuk’s story of perseverance

By Maggie Hsu, January 24 2025— The path of a professional athlete is rarely linear. Behind the highlights and accolades are moments of resilience, reinvention and grit that often get overshadowed by the glamour of the milestones to celebrate. Every athlete’s journey to greatness has been shaped by moments

How to write a résumé that only your mom would love

How to write a résumé that only your mom would love

By Ayesha Kamran and Rabia Salman, January 24 2025— Are you struggling to find a job? Is the adult world becoming too difficult to navigate? Do you want to put your best foot forward in the soul-sucking, self-esteem-destroying corporate world? Then look no further! Here are five

ACHRI continues to pave the way for research in pediatric and health

ACHRI continues to pave the way for research in pediatric and health

By Hannah Caparino, January 24 2025— The Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute (ACHRI) works in collaboration with the University of Calgary towards research in children’s health. The research that is taking place at the hospital involves students and supervisors both working towards understanding children’s health and wellness.

A look at the music industry with Seraphina Ellen

A look at the music industry with Seraphina Ellen

By Ilana van der Merwe, January 24 2024— Local musicians, students and Swifties alike recognize the name Seraphina Ellen—better known simply as Seraphina. With her career catching the eyes of thousands over TikTok, Seraphina’s voice has become known as ‘Calgary’s Taylor Swift’.  However tied her platform is

Letter to the Editor: President McCauley, it’s high time you listened

Letter to the Editor: President McCauley, it’s high time you listened

On May 9th, at the behest of our university’s leadership, police forcibly cleared a pro-Palestinian protest encampment on campus. They used tear gas and police batons, and a traumatic scene unfolded.  Local news, first-person reports and the Students' Union reported that protesters were injured, and the

Close, but No Cigar. Men’s Dinos fall in hard-fought loss to Manitoba Bisons

Close, but No Cigar. Men’s Dinos fall in hard-fought loss to Manitoba Bisons

By Emma Djukic, January 21 2025— Despite a valiant effort, the Dinos’ men’s basketball team fell short in a thrilling matchup against the Manitoba Bisons during Pack the Jack on Jan. 17. The game was riveting from start to finish, with fans packing the Jack Simpson Gym and providing

Above the Law? Professional athletes, sexual assault and the cost of hero worship

Above the Law? Professional athletes, sexual assault and the cost of hero worship

By Dana ELRufaei, January 21 2025— Conor McGregor, one of the most celebrated figures in mixed martial arts, was recently found liable for sexual assault by an Irish civil jury. The verdict awarded €250,000 (approximately $370,000 CAD) in damages to the plaintiff, Nikita Hand, who alleged McGregor raped

Your step-by-step guide to navigating the job application process

Your step-by-step guide to navigating the job application process

By Maggie Hsu, January 21 2025— Navigating the job market and searching for a job or internship can be an overwhelming journey, but breaking it down into manageable steps and preparing yourself ahead of time can make the process more approachable. Whether this is your first full-time role, co-

The Sustainability Hive will host an EEESA panel to inform students about energy

The Sustainability Hive will host an EEESA panel to inform students about energy

By Hannah Caparino, January 20 2025— The Energy and Environment Engineering Student’s Association (EEESA) at the University of Calgary will host a panel discussion event at MacKimmie Tower’s Sustainability Hive titled, “Outlooks on Energy” and will feature speakers and their experiences within the energy industry. Vice President of

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