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 Josie Simon, November 20 2024— Climate despair has become an increasingly familiar response among today's youth, yet it remains a topic often left unaddressed. On Nov. 8, Olivia Vesovich, a young climate activist, shared her own experience with this emotional struggle at a Climate Café organized by
By Maggie Hsu, November 20 2024— Proposing and conducting a research project based on your interests can seem like a daunting task that’s perceived as something reserved for graduate students pursuing their Master's degrees or undergraduate students nearing the end of their degree. But did you know
By Alek Anaya, November 17 2024— On paper, Calgary wasn't supposed to face a housing crisis. In a place like Hong Kong, it's easy to understand how fitting a million people onto an 81-square-kilometre island can lead to such a crisis. But how did
By Vama Saini, November 17 2024— A recent report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlights a persistent gender gap in STEM education, warning that women risk being sidelined in the green economy without targeted intervention. At the University of Calgary, gender inclusivity in STEM is an active area of
By Leigh Patrick, November 17 2024— With icy winds howling and days growing shorter, winter’s gloom can feel heavy. It’s tempting to hide behind screens, dreaming of warmer climates or hibernating through winter but these fleeting escapes rarely bring genuine comfort. Instead, let me introduce you to hygge
By Dianne Miranda, November 16 2024— NUTV, the core of film production at the University of Calgary for 40 years as the campus-based television station, has released its first queer comedy show, FAIRY TALES. Created by Yaiza Lopez Garcia San Roman, Pamela Rogers and Ingrid Vargas, the series follows
By Maren Abuzukar, November 16 2024— From Oct. 15-21, Calgary once again became the epicenter of Canada's literary world with Wordfest’s annual Imaginarium festival. This vibrant festival, known for having hosted prominent authors like Margaret Atwood and Diana Gabaldon, also shines a spotlight on emerging Canadian
By Maggie Hsu, November 16 2024— Hockey is quintessential to Canadian culture, yet for many women and girls, the rink remains an unwelcoming space. On Oct. 22, Hockey Canada released a discussion paper to “inform all Canadians who are invested in the success of women’s and girls’ hockey across
By Josie Simon, November 16 2024— Liam Payne was a singer and songwriter who became famous with One Direction alongside Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson. Their music touched millions. After the group paused, Payne explored his solo career, continuing to share his talent with fans. In
By Josie Simon, November 15 2024— At the University of Calgary, something special is happening. The university is truly stepping up to support students navigating the tough waters of addiction. Through various initiatives and resources, they’re reaching out to those in need, making it clear that you are not