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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SU proposes student-centric policies for Budget 2025, advanced education minister responds

SU proposes student-centric policies for Budget 2025, advanced education minister responds

By Nazeefa Ahmed, January 9 2025— The University of Calgary’s Students’ Union (SU), in partnership with the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) and the Students’ Association of Mount Royal University (SAMRU), shared the “2025 Pre-Budget document” with the UCP government. The document, submitted in September 2024, provides six policy

UCalgary Desi Diaries: Rishi Nagar and RedFM 106.7

UCalgary Desi Diaries: Rishi Nagar and RedFM 106.7

By Gurshaan Kaur Rai, January 8 2025— Rishi Nagar is a man who wears several hats — he’s the voice behind Calgary’s radio show, RedFM 106.7, and a former member of the University of Calgary’s senate. But most importantly, he has established himself as a voice for

Do stricter parents produce ‘well-behaved’ children or mentally troubled individuals?

Do stricter parents produce ‘well-behaved’ children or mentally troubled individuals?

By Temitope Sowunmi, January 7 2025— The "spare the rod and spoil the child" narrative from the Bible significantly influences societal mental health issues, more than is often acknowledged. When interpreted extremely, as many parents do, it suggests that children need aggressive discipline to avoid becoming societal problems.

Dinos all-star Owen Antoniuk has been drafted by the CPL Champions, Calgary’s Cavalry FC

Dinos all-star Owen Antoniuk has been drafted by the CPL Champions, Calgary’s Cavalry FC

By Maggie Hsu, January 7 2025— The Dinos’ very own Owen Antoniuk has been drafted 16th overall by Cavalry FC in the second round of the 2025 CPL U SPORTS Draft, marking a monumental step forward following his standout season. A local product born and raised in Calgary, the third-

One semester later, the TFDL turnstiles are a game-changer for students

One semester later, the TFDL turnstiles are a game-changer for students

By Josie Simon, January 7 2025— The fall semester has brought a wave of positive change to the Taylor Family Digital Library (TFDL) at the University of Calgary, marked by the successful introduction of access turnstiles requiring students to scan their Unicard to enter. While some may have viewed this

Fake news: Market Mall fires Santa

Fake news: Market Mall fires Santa

By Abbas Hussain, December 24 2024— Welcome to the festive Christmas season, filled with delightful treats and plenty of jolly fun. It’s that time of year when you can sit back, enjoy a cup of hot coffee, and watch the snowfall. People celebrate Christmas in many ways—whether it

Which holiday mascot is your zodiac sign

Which holiday mascot is your zodiac sign

By Leigh Patrick, December 24 2024—   December ushers in a flurry of snow alongside the delightful chaos of holiday decorating. Everyone has a festive mascot that feels just right. There's a holiday symbol for every personality, whether a jolly snowman or a playful polar bear. Wondering which one

How the majors are celebrating the holidays

How the majors are celebrating the holidays

By Laura Beldor, December 24 2024— 'Tis the season when university students get a much-needed break from their studies. Once classes are finished and the last exams have been completed, many students will spend their free time celebrating the holidays. Although everyone celebrates Christmas and New Year’s

Winter Break reading list: Books to cozy up with

Winter Break reading list: Books to cozy up with

By Leigh Patrick, December 24 2024— After finals wrap up and the semester winds down, we finally get a chance to relax. With the holidays here, what better way to unwind than with a great book? Whether you’re curled up by the fire or cozied up on the couch,

Analysis: University of Calgary’s May 9 encampment decision-making was 'comprehensive’, consulting firm reports

Analysis: University of Calgary’s May 9 encampment decision-making was 'comprehensive’, consulting firm reports

By Nazeefa Ahmed and Vama Saini, December 21 2024— On Nov. 4, private consulting firm MNP released their Crisis Management Team (CMT) Review of the University of Calgary’s response to the May 9 student encampment. With the aim of assessing the actions and decision-making of the CMT, the

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