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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Celebrate the holiday spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol, a preview

Celebrate the holiday spirit with Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol, a preview

By Ansharah Shakil, December 3 2024— Whether you celebrate Christmas or not, a welcoming and warm part of the year’s end is the return of annual traditions — ice skating, ballet productions and theatre productions like Theatre Calgary’s A Christmas Carol, an adaptation of the classic 1843 Charles Dickens

Move to the rhythm of underground funk at the Calgary Hip-Hop and Street Dance Festival

Move to the rhythm of underground funk at the Calgary Hip-Hop and Street Dance Festival

By Abbas Hussain, November 23 2024— The third annual Calgary Hip Hop & Street Dance Festival took place from Nov. 21 to 24 with a wide variety of events and a roster of amazing guests coming in to participate in the festival. Despite the relatively newer nature of this festival

Drowning in eco-grief: The reckless path of Danielle Smith’s leadership

Drowning in eco-grief: The reckless path of Danielle Smith’s leadership

By Josie Simon, December 2 2024— Alberta, the time for a wake-up call is now. Our leaders proudly highlight the province as an energy powerhouse, yet beneath the surface, the growing threat of climate change is rapidly altering our landscapes and endangering our very existence. While we remain fixated

A Winter Wonderland: Things to do in Calgary this December

A Winter Wonderland: Things to do in Calgary this December

By Hailey Schopper, December 2 2024— Although December means final exams for students, it is also important to take a break, and this article outlines some of the many events happening this December. Skate with Santa On Dec. 8 from 12–5 p.m., the Olympic Oval is hosting a

Do University of Calgary and SU programs adequately support students during the holiday season?

Do University of Calgary and SU programs adequately support students during the holiday season?

By Reyam Jamaleddine, December 2 2024— The holiday season is characterized by joyfulness and celebration but for some, this season is the inverse and can be especially challenging for university students. The festive season offers relief from a semester-long academic pressure but it also introduces new stressors such as

Do you want your research published?: Undergraduate research journals to submit your work to

Do you want your research published?: Undergraduate research journals to submit your work to

By Maggie Hsu, December 1 2024— At one point or another during your university career, you will propose a research project as a class assignment. In most cases, you will be asked to carry out this research as the final product of your course for a grade. But if you’

Save the Stamps 2k24: Could Vernon Adams Jr. be the answer for the Stampeders' struggles?

Save the Stamps 2k24: Could Vernon Adams Jr. be the answer for the Stampeders' struggles?

By Maggie Hsu, December 1 2024— The Calgary Stampeders, in the nicest way to say it, struggled this season. For the first time in 19 seasons, the Stamps have failed to make an appearance in the CFL playoffs as they finished at the bottom of the West Division. However, this

The brutal truth: What your favourite Christmas cookie says about you

The brutal truth: What your favourite Christmas cookie says about you

By Josie Simon, December 1 2024— As the holiday season unfolds, our choice of Christmas cookies can say more about us than festive cheer alone. Brace yourself for an honest look at the hidden traits your favourite treat reveals — potentially more than you bargained for. Sugar cookies: The unrelenting nostalgic

Welcome to Earth: A new UCalgary course that’s out of this world

Welcome to Earth: A new UCalgary course that’s out of this world

By Alek Anaya, December 1 2024— In this immersive experience, you are part of an alien space agency looking for a new planet to inhabit. The task is to explore the planet Earth through ten missions to understand how this mysterious planet works. No, this is not a sci-fi

10 years of One Direction’s FOUR

10 years of One Direction’s FOUR

By Ansharah Shakil, November 17 2024— Ten years ago, One Direction’s fourth studio album FOUR was released, on Nov. 17, 2014. A little over a month ago, the world received the news of Liam Payne’s death in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was 31 years old, leaving behind his

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