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 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’
By Hannah Caparino, April 10 2026— The Department of History (HTST) will be experiencing multiple changes in the next two to three years as the Department of Classics and Religion (CLARE) will be closing on July 1 2026. Programs within CLARE will be moved into the Department of History, including
By Steve Tonon, April 7 2026— Vertigo Theatre is celebrating its 50th anniversary season, and from March 14 to April 12, they are proud to present their latest production, A Killing Snow, by Canadian playwright, Paul Ciufo and directed by Tara Beagan. The play is a nod to the murder
By Steve Tonon, April 7 2026— Vertigo Theatre is celebrating its 50th anniversary season, and from March 14 to April 12, they are proud to present their latest production, A Killing Snow, by Canadian playwright, Paul Ciufo and directed by Tara Beagan. The play is a nod to the murder
By Matthew Johnson, April 2 2026— After the release of over 3.5 million files relating to the investigation of known child sex offender Jefferey Epstein, the Gauntlet has reviewed documents that have shown the University of Calgary and members of the campus community mentioned several times. The release of
By Matthew Johnson, April 2 2026— After the release of over 3.5 million files relating to the investigation of known child sex offender Jefferey Epstein, the Gauntlet has reviewed documents that have shown the University of Calgary and members of the campus community mentioned several times. The release of
By Emily Milligan, April 1 2026— A key court decision has deepened the challenges facing Alberta teachers and may lead aspiring educators to think twice about building their careers in the province. On Mar. 13, Alberta judge Justice Douglas Mah ruled against the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) interim injunction application
By Emily Milligan, April 1 2026— A key court decision has deepened the challenges facing Alberta teachers and may lead aspiring educators to think twice about building their careers in the province. On Mar. 13, Alberta judge Justice Douglas Mah ruled against the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) interim injunction application
By Fernanda Scheid Sallet, April 1 2026— Spoiler warning: This review contains major spoilers for Scream 7. At this point, making a seventh movie in a horror franchise sounds like a gamble. Most long running slasher series eventually start to feel tired, repeating the same structure over and over. So
By Fernanda Scheid Sallet, April 1 2026— Spoiler warning: This review contains major spoilers for Scream 7. At this point, making a seventh movie in a horror franchise sounds like a gamble. Most long running slasher series eventually start to feel tired, repeating the same structure over and over. So