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 Vama Saini, December 8 2024— Theatrical satire can age poorly, but not so for The Book of Mormon. Over a decade after its Broadway debut, this gleefully irreverent musical remains a sharp, hilariously crafted jab at cultural arrogance, organized religion and the conventions of musical theatre itself. The latest
By Emma Djukic, December 7 2024— It has always rather amused me whenever I stumble across a subreddit or Quora post discussing the merits — or lack thereof — of Quidditch. With claims that it's an awful game, completely unfair or how it doesn’t make sense at all; as
By Elizabeth Raymond, December 6 2024— A secret long concealed from Canadians has now emerged: Justin Trudeau and Danielle Smith are cousins. This revelation promises an interesting ride for the nation. Imagine the awkward family vacations where their political differences will likely play out. Now linked by blood, their families
By Vee Vandeliwala, December 6 2024— As the 2025 Canadian federal elections approach, politicians are busy making promises to convince not only their voter base but also undecided voters that their party is the best choice to lead the country. One such candidate is Pierre Poilievre, the new Leader of
By Josie Simon, December 5 2024— Sustainability is one of the hottest words in agriculture today. Many products boast labels like "sustainable," "eco-friendly" or "green." These labels reflect a product's intention to attract people who are conscious about the environment. But
By Abbas Hussain, December 5 2024— The Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra has been in operation since 1955 and has become a vital part of the thriving arts scene in Calgary. On Nov. 15-16, the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra hosted Nicolas Namoradze, the winner of the prestigious Honens International Piano Competition in
By Temitope Sowunmi, December 5 2024— If you've scrolled through TikTok and seen "I'm the first child of course…" videos cut off before the middle child speaks, you probably felt that familiar pang of recognition—justice for middle children! As a proud middle child,
By Gurshaan Kaur Rai, December 5 2024— If you’re a South Asian, you’ve either likely listened to Diljit Dosanjh songs on repeat like myself or you have absolutely no idea of the global sensation. But here is why you should know of him: Diljit Dosanjh is a Punjabi
By Hannah Caparino, November 30 2024— Calgary has a number of holiday markets that host a variety of activities that will get you in the mood for some holiday cheer. From downtown markets at the BMO Centre to local outdoor fairs, there will be a variety of vendors, food, games
By Maggie Hsu, December 3 2024— It might feel far away but winter break is coming up and it might be helpful to take your mind off of any end-of-semester assignments or exams by planning what you’re going to do. With our campus so close to the