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.
By Khadija Tembo, April 25 2026— Why streaming dramas keep aestheticizing mental illness Welcome to the golden age of aesthetic anxiety. If you’re writing a buzzy streaming drama and your character needs depth, complexity or something to do between long, meaningful stares into the middle distance, the formula is
By Khadija Tembo, April 25 2026— Why streaming dramas keep aestheticizing mental illness Welcome to the golden age of aesthetic anxiety. If you’re writing a buzzy streaming drama and your character needs depth, complexity or something to do between long, meaningful stares into the middle distance, the formula is
By Garima Chahal, April 24 2026— I visited Père-Lachaise Cemetery last year as part of a research project examining sustainability and livability in European cities. Our task was deceptively simple: to understand why Père-Lachaise is considered a public space, and how it functions as one. At first glance,
By Garima Chahal, April 24 2026— I visited Père-Lachaise Cemetery last year as part of a research project examining sustainability and livability in European cities. Our task was deceptively simple: to understand why Père-Lachaise is considered a public space, and how it functions as one. At first glance,
By Sabahat Baig, April 24 2026— The world is becoming a dark dystopian novel that no amount of book bans can censor, and no rose-tinted glasses can possibly romanticize The complex and often torn discussion on banned books has been going on for ages, with concerned parents and hopeless
By Sabahat Baig, April 24 2026— The world is becoming a dark dystopian novel that no amount of book bans can censor, and no rose-tinted glasses can possibly romanticize The complex and often torn discussion on banned books has been going on for ages, with concerned parents and hopeless
By Anika Umesh Kumar , April 24 2026— “Maybe you just need to try harder.” That’s what someone said to me after I told them about my struggle to find a good job. To their credit, this was said with no malice, and they were quick to apologize once they
By Anika Umesh Kumar , April 24 2026— “Maybe you just need to try harder.” That’s what someone said to me after I told them about my struggle to find a good job. To their credit, this was said with no malice, and they were quick to apologize once they
By Iebe Theunissen, April 23 2026— Following recent shootings by ICE agents in the U.S., new attention has been given to the existence of ICE field offices in five Canadian cities — Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa and Calgary. ICE deportation operations and the shooting of Alex Pretti and Renee Good
By Danijela Marcinkovic, April 16, 2026— On March 25, George Ferzoco, a sessional instructor in the Department of Classics and Religion, hosted a Dante Marathon at the Den and Black Lounge. This marathon was held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and consisted of a reading of Dante’