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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The Christmas Blues: expert advice from Naomi Den Haan

The Christmas Blues: expert advice from Naomi Den Haan

By Josie Simon, December 9 2024— As the weather cools and days shorten, the holiday season arrives, bringing mixed emotions for many. While it's often a time of festive lights and gatherings, it can also lead to the "holiday blues." For students, this joyful season can

Ballet Bodies: In Motion III Review

Ballet Bodies: In Motion III Review

By Madeline Lewis, December 9 2024— I had the pleasure of attending Decidedly Jazz Danceworks’ In Motion III, their third annual installment put on by Ballet Bodies and run by artistic director, Serenella Sol. The show was a collection of seven contemporary dance numbers, each vastly different than the one

The trash in our traditions: Campus initiatives inspiring change

The trash in our traditions: Campus initiatives inspiring change

By Ilana van der Merwe, December 9 2024— Each holiday has its own traditions, for which essentials can be purchased at any local Walmart, dollar store or Costco. With the holiday season garnering 25 per cent more waste than any other time of the year, it is time that shoppers

Paint splatters and Gauntlet chatters: A 2024 art review

Paint splatters and Gauntlet chatters: A 2024 art review

By Ilana van der Merwe, December 9 2024— Welcome to the Gauntlet, where our shared passion for journalism results in more than just a newspaper. With cold weather and stressful exams at a high, volunteers, editors and coordinators of this UCalgary based organization gather to destress, connect, and paint!  Artists

Movie Review: Wicked

Movie Review: Wicked

By Grace Hagan, December 8 2024— With over 100,000 hours of vocal performance, Italian pop singer Ariana Grande and Black, British thespian Cynthia Erivo are like the sun, pulling in the entire solar system of the theatre industry to watch Universal Pictures’ adaptation of Gregory Maguire’s 1995 book

Does reality TV bring us closer or further away from reality?

Does reality TV bring us closer or further away from reality?

By Leah Mushet, December 8 2024— The reality TV phenomenon has existed for decades, but its cultural landscape experienced a notable shift with Kim Kardashian and her show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Initially, audiences were captivated by the shocking Ray J sex scandal, enticing viewers to "keep up&

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 28: Soundtracked!

Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 28: Soundtracked!

By Leigh Patrick, Maggie Hsu, Jayson Black Kettle, Elizabeth Raymond, Ansharah Shakil, Dianne Miranda and Daman Singh, December 8 2024— This Gauntlet Mixtape Vol. 28: Soundtracked! compiles the best cinema soundtracks from both the big and small screen! All you have to do now is press play and let every

Festive decor tips for small spaces: Cozy, creative and clutter-Free

Festive decor tips for small spaces: Cozy, creative and clutter-Free

By Leigh Patrick, December 8 2024— The holidays used to feel magical, didn’t they? A string of lights, a handmade ornament—the world seemed brighter. But last December, as I stared at my overflowing bins of decorations, that magic felt more like stress. My tiny space couldn’t handle

SLC wraps up semester with updates on independent investigation and student advocacy

SLC wraps up semester with updates on independent investigation and student advocacy

By Vama Saini, December 8 2024— The final Students' Legislative Council (SLC) meeting for the semester took place last week. Key topics ranged from the upcoming Board of Governors meeting to significant policy concerns and upcoming student leadership events. Siraaj Shah, the Board of Governors representative, presented a pre-

Vertigo Theatre’s production of Murder on the Links is an exciting and layered investigation of secrecy and doubleness

Vertigo Theatre’s production of Murder on the Links is an exciting and layered investigation of secrecy and doubleness

By Hannah Caparino, December 8 2024— Vertigo Theatre presents Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Links and will follow the titular detective Hercule Poirot and his charming assistant Captain Arthur Hastings on their journey to solve the murder of Paul Renauld. The plot of the play features twists and turns

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