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 Maggie Hsu, October 18 2024— The Dinos are back with a packed schedule this weekend with 17 games on the slate. If you get a chance this weekend, bring your family and check out the master schedule to cheer on your Dinos. Once you decide on a game to
By Hannah Caparino, October 18 2024— William Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors has been produced multiple times since being published in the 1600s and for their 2024-25 season, The Shakespeare Company will produce the show under the direction of Bronwyn Steinberg. The company’s production will run in
By Ansharah Shakil , October 18 2024— Appropriately timed for the Halloween season, Alberta Ballet will be putting on their new production Grimm from Oct. 17-19, a world premiere from Italian dancer and choreographer Stefania Ballone of Milan’s Teatro alla Scala, commissioned by artistic producer Francesco Ventriglia. In an
By Maggie Hsu and Maham Fatima, October 17 2024– Finding the perfect parking spot on campus can seem like half the battle in getting to class, especially with the variety of options and costs involved. Whether you’re looking for a convenient semester permit that allows you to be consistent
By Ansharah Shakil, October 17 2024— Halloween is quickly approaching and Calgary is lined with plenty of events to satisfy anyone with an interest in the well-loved holiday. Here’s a list of activities taking place both before and on Oct. 31 to partake in. CUFF 12-Hour Halloween
By Leigh Patrick, October 17 2024— As autumn arrives, it’s the perfect time to grab a hot coffee, dive into your homework and indulge in a weekend marathon of Gilmore Girls. This beloved series captures the ups and downs of student life, urging us to study while grappling with
By Ethan Parker, October 17 2024— The desi diaspora is all too familiar with the infamous Amar Singh Chamkila, a Punjabi singer whose impact cannot be overstated. But behind the songs we listened to while our parents weren’t around, lies a harsh but rather juxtaposing reality of the restrictions
By Josie Simon, October 17 2024— Interest in witchcraft is on the rise, especially among young people on TikTok. For many, this is not just a passing curiosity. They are genuinely exploring new spiritual paths and seeking personal empowerment through these practices. Reflecting on history, witchcraft has always been a
By Megan Marr, October 17 2024— In an effort to help combat food insecurity, the University of Calgary has officially opened the Affordable Market, which offers students fresh, budget-friendly groceries right on campus. Located in Crowsnest Hall, the Affordable Market offers a variety of nutritious, fresh foods like produce
By Ansharah Shakil, October 17 2024— Ghost citizens is a term coined by Jamie Chai Yun Liew, a U of C alumni who studied political science and is now an author, immigration lawyer and a professor at the University of Ottawa. Liew previously released her debut fiction novel Dandelion in